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Michael Higgins: Mark Carney caves to Trump over Gordie Howe Bridge
What else will he cave over now?
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nationalpost.com
John Ivison: Trump’s Gordie Howe victory lap is the model for making deals with him
One observer said on CUSMA, Canada has to propose something that allows Trump to take the credit “without doing something that’s bad.”
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Michael Higgins: Mark Carney caves to Trump over Gordie Howe Bridge
What else will he cave over now?
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financialpost.com
Canada, U.S. contradict each other on financial terms of Gordie Howe bridge deal
Mark Carney and the U.S. government are presenting different accounts of a deal agreed to that allows the new bridge to open. Read on.
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Canada, U.S. contradict each other on financial terms of Gordie Howe Bridge deal
Mark Carney and the White House last Friday announced an agreement to open the Gordie Howe Bridge after the US delayed it.
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Carney was iffy on a pipeline. Now his government's building one itself. Here's what changed his mind
Private proponents had given up on building just as Asian buyers were pressing Carney for oil and a new Gulf crisis exposed global fragility
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Carney defends deal with Trump to split bridge toll profits
Mark Carney defended his decision to give the United States a share of the profit from a new bridge between Ontario and Michigan. Read here
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Mark Carney pressed to clarify Gordie Howe bridge toll sharing with U.S. in confidential deal
Carney has said he U.S. immediately gets some share of revenues contrary to the original deal, but has been pressed to clarify how much.
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Afternoon front page: Carney faces questions over bridge deal with U.S.; why diversifying trade won't make our food any better; and more
Catch up on the stories we’re following today.
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benzinga.com
Mark Carney Pushes Back on Trump's Gordie Howe Bridge Revenue Deal, Says Canada Keeps All Toll Money Unti
Mark Carney says Canada will keep Gordie Howe Bridge toll revenue until its $4.7 billion investment and debt are repaid.