Document spells out Canada's 50 per cent payment, U.S. veto over toll changes, and the requirement for an opening ceremony.

"The USA struck a great deal with respect to the Gordie Howe Bridge," the Commerce Secretary wrote in a social media post on Saturday.

The money the Canadian government is sharing with the U.S. represents the “net revenue” generated by bridge activity after operating costs have been paid, a federal source has…

“In light of trade action threatened by the United States earlier this week, it would be inappropriate to proceed with a celebratory event.”

The opening ceremony is scheduled for Friday.

Document spells out Canada's 50 per cent payment, U.S. veto over toll changes, and the requirement for an opening ceremony.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said last week that Canada and the U.S. would share net revenues from the Gordie Howe International Bridge after operational costs for 15 years, but the

Missing from the document released on Tuesday is any reference to Canada recouping debt-servicing costs, an issue of conflicting comments.