Gordie Howe Bridge TOLLS Exposed
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Welcome to Bob Jones REALTOR and the last October Construction Update for the Gordie Howe Bridge Project.
The crossings between Canada and the United States, whether by Water, Rail, or Road have become increasingly critical to both countries burgeoning economies. For almost 100 years the Ambassador Bridge and the Windsor/Detroit Tunnel have proven their worth many times over.
Time marches on however, and the increasing volume of traffic has burdened the existing infrastructure, frustrated traffic, increased time and cost on transporting goods, increased intercity pollution.
Years past as deliberations for a new crossing battled for consensus on the Herb Gray Parkway and the Gordie Howe Bridge. Agreements were made and we now have infrastructure in place that will support the growth in traffic for the decades down the road.
We can see the Gordie Howe Bridge’s construction progress on multiple fronts. With continued advancements in safety features, the plaza buildings and the bridge decks, we are well on track to complete a significant infrastructural asset for both countries. Like and subscribe. This is Bob Jones, and I will see you in the next video!
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Blue water has 2 bridges and the older one is only 10 years younger then ambassador. Bluewater is like 28 dollars for normal 53fter and ambassador is 67.50 for 53fter . We started hauling hazmat over ambassador Tuesday ❤. So far so good , ambassador bridge escort teams have been doing great and working with us ❤ I’m sure when the new bridge is open , ambassador will lower cost , with all the trucks we need 3 bridges ❤
Hi AFT. I'm glad they have a solution to hazard material transport without having to take another three or four hour detour to the BlueWater Bridge. The truck ferry should have never been closed before the Gordie Howe Bridge was in operation. I am not a trucker, so don't claim to know the risk of having hazardous materials transported over a bridge that is not qualified for such transport. Not that I expect a mishap, however if it did happen, how would they contain it to the bridge? Just curious. Also, do you believe they should continue the practice after the Gordie Howe is open? I really appreciate having the professionals sharing their experience with our viewers. Thanks for your insight!! 👍
@ agreed the truck ferry should be open , both us and Canada government didn’t want to fund it . , and the ambassador bridge now has a catch basin to collect any that might leak , and all bridge workers r trained in hazmat clean up and other hazmat training. So far with the escorts it’s working great . R little company alone has already taken 30 loads over since Tuesday . Don’t forget the diesels fuel in semi truck fuel tanks r more dangerous this the hazmat load . Can’t wait to the new bridge is open
Thanks for the updated information. I wondered about saftey issues, and your explaination answered a lot of them. Opening the Gordie Howe will be a benefit to everybody. Drive saftely! :)
@@bobjonesrealtor7756 thank u and I enjoy ur channel ❤️
Thank you ATF!
Agree. He doesn't know because they have not been published. Safe to say expensive but so is broken down Ambassador. To me it is how quick!!
Hi Michael. Time will tell, 🎄🎁😎👍eh?
You've got me thinking of walking the Gordie Howe bridge while wearing my # 9 Detroit Red Wings Jersey. That would be fun.
Hi David. I'm sure it would make Gordie smile! 🏒😎
This is a neat fact. Towards the beginning of my dad's Dental Practice, Gordie Howe was a patient of his. And prior to my father meeting my mother she was dating Herb Gray.
Those are cool facts, Ronald. Interesting to know how many times Gordie visited your Dad after a game. Lol. Thanks for sharing!!:)
Crossed the Ambassador yesterday.... 11 USD! Crazy how much that has gone up recently. I guess you could call it "highway robbery!".... Btw, the GHB looked great. This is so needed and looking forward to crossing it when it opens.
Hi dnormore. Thank you for the kind words.
Crazy is right! $11 US Dollars is currently equivalent to approximately 15.18 Canadian Dollars. Wow, that has certainly gone up fast. Then $8 US to come back. Twenty bucks to visit our respective countries. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks again for the great video Bob. I always look forward to seeing them. Keep up the great work.
Thanks CoachTom, I'll do that!:)
Amazing Flight my Friend 👌I love your narration good music great view 8:16 I enjoyed it and you have a wonderful Weekend Cheers 🍻🍻👌👌✌️👍. Greetings from Quebec Canada 🍁
Hi DroneCowboy. Thank you for the kind words. Your videos have some awesome scenes of Quebec as well. Thanks again!😎👍
Very, very impressive. Many thanks for sharing.
Hi Vehdynam. Thank you so much. My pleasure!👍
The connection between the viaduct/ramp and the actual bridge seems to the last thing they want to do. It has been in that state, more or less, since I started watching your videos, Bob. Thanks for the update btw!
Hey Uncle Pete. It is taking a long time to close that up for whatever reason?
12 Years later, they roll out the sod. This project lives up to the Old Union trades motto: "Don't Kill the Job!"
This reminds me of 4 Rail Bridges we built crossing a highway years ago, we seen a laborer carrying like 8 - 12 foot long 2x4's, and we stopped him and told him not to Kill the Job, and that he should carry no more than 3 2x4's. For the remainder of that summer, that guy NEVER was seen carrying more than 1 single 2x4 at a time. And we would laugh every time we seen him.
That is the Union way.
Hi Brent. I hear you. It's a two way street to be fair. Once in a union time studies watch to make sure the workers are carrying their load of work, and if there is room, more work is added. It's counterproductive even though it is there to keep the workers busy. Unlike working for a small jobber where everybody needs to pull for the company to survive. Good comment. Thanks!😎👍
Where for you get 12 years? I helped build this local 324 crane operator and we busted our asses
I have a high respect for union and non union workers. The world needs more professionals like yourself!
I like the tunnel 😊
It is pretty cool to drive through. 👍
@@faithclement9935 Loved it ‘til I watched some disaster movies 🍿
@@faithclement9935 Loved it ‘til I watched some disaster movies 🍿
I live in Fort Frances, and the toll for the bridge between Fort Frances and International Falls is 11 Canadian dollars for cars, trucks and motorcycles!
Hi Louis. That is a lot. Fort Frances is a small community, maybe that's the reasoning for the high tolls? Whadda you think? Thanks for sharing that info! :)
To charge the same fee for trucks, cars, and motorcycles is highway robbery!
Fees should be based on maintenance and repair costs to the bridge incurred by the vehicle size and weight.
If the load limit for the bridge is kept below the fatigue limit of the steel structure, with proper care and maintenance it will have an almost indefinite life span.
Consequently it can be determined what load and wheel arrangement causes how much in maintenance costs.
It appears that the powers-that-be of the G-H bridge took this into consideration to some extend; although $8 for trucks seems rather low in my opinion. Mind you, these are not the final prices as stated by the author.
@@bobjonesrealtor7756 Yes Fort Frances and International Falls aren't large, however a lot of tourists cross into Canada here. I like your videos!
185 dollars canadian for a truck that weighs 54000lbs round trip..at the ambassador bridge..no way it will be 8 dollars for a truck..maybe 8 bucks per axle but no way a straight 8 dollars
@@TruckerAl_YQG I guess I didn't explain myself well enough. When I said truck I meant a pickup or SUV. Commercial vehicles are 16 Canadian dollars plus 4 dollars for each additional axle. So a five ton truck is 16 bucks, a typical semi would be with five axles will be 28 dollars. A logging truck will be 36 to 40 dollars. Newer logging trailers use one less axle. An oversized load starts at 430 dollars then the trucker has to get a quote for every additional axle.
Another Great Video everybody beavering away. Getting there Ty for this Till next time
You bet, Thomas. Thanks for posting!😎👍
Competition is good. The Ambassador Bridge will do just fine. Economic growth as well as population growth has necessitated the need for an additional bridge. So much time and money was wasted fighting the new bridge. Time to move on. Thank goodness this bridge has been built.
Hi Reid. I agree on all points. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Bob! I really appreciate your updates. While I really like living in Kentucky It is real nice to know what is going on back in WEC
You are very welcome, Bob. I have only driven through Kentucky. We stopped at gas stations and a small grocery store to pick up a few things, but the people were the nicest welcoming folks I've ever met. I'm sure you made a good move.:)
Tolls are rumored to be $8 per truck? Not likely. The current toll at the Ambassador Bridge is $13.50 USD PER AXLE ($67.50 USD) for a standard 18-wheel truck to cross the bridge. I've certainly seen the government make fiscal blunders before but does anyone actually believe that the government is going to provide a discount of nearly $60 per truck to commercial vehicles?
Doing so would certainly shift virtually ALL truck traffic from the Ambassador Bridge to the Howe but the cost of the Howe would shift to the Canadian taxpayer from the users of the bridge.
Hi pcs. I believe your right. Remember these tolls are subject to change Depends what they were classifying as a truck maybe. I know it's expensive for transports to cross the Ambassador. Do you think the trucks with hazardous materials will be charged even more, now they are getting permission to cross the Ambadssador? Thanks for sharing. Great post!
@@bobjonesrealtor7756: In that the Ambassador Bridge charges an additional $100 USD for oversize loads (because an escort is required), it stands to reason that since hazmat loads will also require an escort, they'll also be charged the additional fee.
There is no good reason to require an escort for these types of hazmat loads (flammables and corrosives) but bureaucrats are rarely burdened by common sense.
The Ambassador Bridge is privately owned. They charge whatever they want.
Unlimited tax dollars destroying private business.
You got that right!
Thanks for the update.
I think the tolls seem pretty fair, with the exception of bikes and peds... those should be free.
@johncompton88 Sorry!!! But Absolutely No Free loading!!! Bikes and walking /foot traffic need to pay too!!!
Why should they be free? That makes no sense at all? Maybe pedestrians but certainly not bikes
@@es-qf2gw Agreed. no freeloaders and no special deals whether it's car, truck, bikes or on foot. Freeloading leads to entitlement attitudes and over time leads to underappreciation and whining, bitching.
@@billn7183 No, just a lot of equality. Everyone pays.
@@GordMerrick Should be no Tolls, anywhere in Canada, we pay the most road taxes on fuel. Keep the roads open and free.
If these are the actual tolls, it's an amazing bargain!! When I compare this to the toll between New Brunswick and PEI, I assumed this bridge would be similar. So, I am skeptical.
Hi Michael. I wouldn't count on it. It seems to change over the updates, and they leave it open to change. The Ambassador to go and come back is around 26.00 Canadain for a car. Much more for a transport. I'll keep loking and posting what I find until they open!🌉👍
it will only go as fast as customs allows it .
That's a fact!
thank you sir
Hi Mark. You are more than welcome. Thank you for being here.
Let's hope those tolls come into effect. Since it was Canada that built the bridge I'm hoping the tolls referenced here are in Canadian dollars! Watch out Ambassdor Bridge and Windsor/Detroit Tunnel!
Hi Martin. Actually I'm not sure if that is in Canadian? As for the other crossings, yeah, there is a big boy on the block now.:)
I gave you a thumbs up but removed it because there are NO "TOLLS EXPOSED" a contradiction to the headline. The rest of the video is good.
Hi alphabetsoup. I really appreciate your honesty! It helps me improve my content and be more transparent. Glad you enjoyed the rest of the video!
So Bob, how about showing a complete run from initial entrance, all the way across, including the point of access to I-75? And back as well.
Hi Murray. I would if I could. I have to stay on the Canadian side of the river. Great idea. Thanks for the suggestion. I'm open to ideas.👍
If you are not going to tell us the tolls, we will have to guess. $29 USD one-way for a typical 2-axel family vehicle; $99 USD one-way for commercial semi-tractor with trailer.
Hi Walt. I wish I could share the tolls as they are going to be, however I only share what I can find in my research. Your guess may be right. If we compare with the Ambassador Bridge it's approx $26 cnd both ways and Transports are charged by the axel, so often over $99 cnd one way. Good gusses I would think!:) Thanks for sharing. 👍
What about customs?
Hi Rick. There will be customs on both sides of the border just like the Ambassador Bridge and the Detroit Windsor Tunnel. The tolls however will all be collected on the Canadian side.
Don't forget who is paying for the bridge. Canada .
All of us. 🎄🎁😎👍
They are going to allow people to walk and ride a bike over the bridge. I bet like san Francisco golden gate bridge there will be BRIDGE JUMPERS. I doubt 4 dollars toll.
Hi Gold. They'll have to work pretty hard to get over the barrier they are installing. The bridge will be lit up like daylight and cameras all along the path to monitor activity. Then people can be inventive when they want something. Have to wait and see what's there when complete. Thanks for sharing! Good comment.😎👍
The fact that there were no worker injuries on this immense, monumentally heavy equipment use project, seems almost beyond belief! Seems industrialized/humanized man may have woken up!?
Hi Johnny. It is an incredible accomplishment on a project this big. I did hear they were strict with the saftey rules. They'd kick you off the site if you didn't listen. Anyway great for them!!😎👍
As a truck driver I don't see how much it cost because I have the toll pass in the truck. From what the toll schedule online says, my company pays $78 cdn to cross heavy, and about $54 to cross empty. Thats absolutely ridiculous, but I know why they are charging an exorbitant rate - they know the commercial trucks and most cars will be crossing the GH Bridge next fall. They know they may as well shut down and demolish the old bridge.
The Ambassador Bridge is paid for so the bridge company can adjust their price to undercut the Howe bridge, should they choose to do so.
More importantly, as much of the truck traffic will shift to the Howe, so will the delays; it's not about how many lanes on the bridge but, rather, how quickly Customs clears the trucks. If Canada assigns more Customs agents to the Howe, the burden on the Canadian taxpayer increases.
Odds are, the delays caused by a handful of traffic lights between the Ambassador Bridge and the 401 will be offset by the waiting time on the Howe.
Of course, I could be wrong.
Hi Canadiantrucker. I know the Ambassador is really expensive for the transports. I think the Ambassador will still profit with cars and trucks going to the innercities. It won't be torn down any time soon. Their tolls could present an issue if the Gordie Howe enters the market lower that they are charging. They may have to lower it considerably.
Hi pcs. It will be interesting to see just how things play out obnce the Gordie Howe is open. They are hiring 250 employees on each side of the bridge to operate the facility. Everything is state of art, so once they are in the swing of it I imagine the processing will be fairly efficient, more so than the Ambassador. Of course, I could be wrong, too! :) Great reply. Thanks for sharing.
@@bobjonesrealtor7756: It's all speculation at this point but I spent a number of years driving a truck myself and the slowdowns at Customs on both sides of the river didn't have much to do with technology.
The cargo manifests have been submitted electronically for about ten years and all the loads are pre-cleared prior to the truck arriving at Customs. Most cross-border drivers have a FAST card and it only takes a few seconds to get approval for entry.
The delays seem to be (this is speculation) caused by the Customs agents just slowing down the process, perhaps to meet an average time standard - just a guess.
Nonetheless, I've crossed the border thousands of times (literally) and it's a near miracle to get through Customs in much less than four minutes.
Hi pcs. Yeah, I don't understand the logistics of the trade for sure. However, four minutes is pretty quick, I'd think.
Read here about an amazing bridge. This bridge has no toll fee. Double parallel railroad-road box girder bridge with a truss arch span
Total length
Railroad bridge: 18.1 km (11+1⁄4 mi)
Road bridge: 16.9 km (10+1⁄2 mi)
Water depth Up to 9 m (30 ft)[2]
Longest span 227 metres (745 ft)[3]
Clearance below 35 metres (115 ft)[4]
No. of lanes 4
Rail characteristics
No. of tracks 2
Track gauge Russian gauge
History
Designer Institute Giprostroymost - Saint Petersburg[5]
Constructed by Stroygazmontazh
Construction start February 2016[a]
Construction end
April 2018 (road bridge)
December 2019 (rail bridge)
Construction cost ₽227.92 billion (US$3.7 billion)[6]
Opened
2018 (road bridge)[b]
2019-2020 (rail bridge)[c]
Hi Jps. That's very interesting. I'll have to look it up. Thanks for the heads up!👍
Sure hope the 'estimated' reduced "fines" for traversing between the US and Canada are upheld. The cost to build this bridge is obviously huge . . . but can likely be quickly recovered by charging 'humane' fees for using it.
Hi Johnny. The tolls to cross the Ambassador have really gone up. $11 us to cross and 8 us to come back. $26.46 Canadian to visit the states. Nothing humane about that. Lol.
I would set a much lower rate for anyone who uses the bridge each day . For work or delivery, and a higher rate for thru traffic. This would encourege regional developement. Even at a low rate, over time the daily user will provide a lot of revenue.
For daily, or similar, users I suspect that a monthly pass at reduced cost may be made available. Perhaps even with automatic controls such that no stop is necessary.
Hi Kkarllwt. Love that idea! Lower rates could really help out the locals. It’s all about making the bridge a community favorite, right? Maybe you should be on the board!
@@BasementEngineer That won;t happen. Want to sneak into the country? Just steal the controller/pass or steal the vehicle.
@@bobjonesrealtor7756 They built a bridge over a local river 2 miles from me in the late 80,s They used tolls to pay for some of the construction costs. For 15 years I did not use it until the cost of gas for the alternate route got above the toll. It was a 50 cent toll. I would have made it a free bridge for the first six months to train drivers to use it. I would have put time of day pricing on it. The value of going to work is much higher than shopping at 10 am or going home at midnight. And I would have made it free at random times and days. People love a chance at free. It paid off in about 20 years and I use it whenever I go to that side of the river.
Lol. I don't know if I would have been so frugal. Smart ideas to market the service. Great comment.
Bluewater bridge uses connextion system. $4.50. Bridge increase price $1:00.
Thatès pretty good, David. I just read a post from ; @dnormore1814 - Crossed the Ambassador yesterday.... 11 USD! Crazy how much that has gone up recently. I guess you could call it "highway robbery!" Yup, that's what I would call it, too. 👍
My concern is will GHB also use connextion. Will be nice to be able to use the same tag at SSM, Sarnia, and here.
@pigletshut I imagine they will. You can only a a few RFID's on the windshield. Edge coordinated with connextion.
Windsor tunnel uses a different system of prepayment .
@@davidandrews8007 Not surprising, since it is owned by the maroon who owns Ambassador.
Those tolls seem awfully LOW compared to the Ambassador
The Ambassador is owned by a greedy family. That’s why they charge whatever they want.
@@AustinTA-cd9rsStill will use the Ambassador bridge, or the tunnel because WDBA are hypocrites and screwed over the neighborhood in the process.
Cool bridge however terrible deal for the Canadian taxpayers!!
@@loadz77 seems about right for a Harper deal
Hi Randy. I agree. These tolls are still subject to change. I could see them keeping it low on opening and inching it up from there.
My understanding is the Canadian tax payer funded both sides of this bridge. We are supposed to be reimbursed by the US tolls. What a sweetheart deal for the US side.
Hi Kenneth. Your understanding is correct. All tolls will be collected on the Canadian side of the bridge. Gonna take a lot of crossings to make up the 6+ billion we invested.
Don't worry, in a couple of years, Canada as you know it today, will no longer exist. The Alaska 2 Alberta Railway will only be the beginning as Alberta Saskatchewan, NW and Yukon Territories will be peacefully annexed by the USA. The Ontario "Peninsula" could be in the same boat
Not really a one sided deal. Why not? While it is nice for Michigan and the U.S. to have the bridge, for Canada it is essential. The biggest problem is the owner of the Ambassador bridge did *everything* to ban a new crossing and then delayed it as much as possible. There was even a ballot proposal in Michigan to stop the bridge. So to get Michigan to pay half of it up front wasn't going to happen.
The Moroun family certainly delay the process by years. Whichever way they pay for it, it is a great advantage for everybody. I would think it is just as important for States as it is for Canada. Just my opinion. :)
Hi Spuds. If it happens in a couple of years, that means I'll be American! Won't know if that will make me smile or frown until after their election. Lol.
Will we be able to use EZ PASS?
No
Hi Bill. I did a quick search on the ezpass question and this is what I got back; Yes, you will be able to use E-ZPass on the Gordie Howe International Bridge. The bridge, which is set to open in 2025, will accept E-ZPass for toll payments, similar to other toll facilities in the region. This will facilitate a seamless travel experience for users who are accustomed to using E-ZPass on various toll roads and bridges across the northeastern United States and parts of Canada. Thanks for the question!😎👍
Not what I found Randy, however thanks for posting. If you have information that differs, please feel free to share.
Is it true Canada is paying the entire cost of bridge?
Hi billn. Yes that is a fact. 😎👍
@bobjonesrealtor7756 really?, i assume that means we ( Canada) get all the toll revenue?
@@billn7183 That is correct.
@@jamesodell3064 thanks
Yup. All tolls are collected on the Canadian side. Each side does their own border control and immigration.
I will never subscibe to a channel that puts a title on its video Gordie Howe Bridge Tolls and then mentions bridge tolls not even once, so essentially they conned me into clicking and then expect me to subscribe? Not too likely, buddy.
Hi Jim. You must have missed it. You'll find it around 4:29 on the timeline in the video.
$6.5 BILLION
and counting.
No to Tolls, keep North America free and Open, for Tourism and Business.
Hi. Maybe after we get the taxpayer cost back. That's going to take quite a while.
The Canadian taxpayer is footing the bill for this bridge , tolls will help pay it off !
@bobjonesrealtor7756 The Bluewater bridge up in Sarnia is owned by the Federal bridge authority that owns this new bridge - they will never give up making money on both sides of the border.
@@northlander4370 Just not in anybody who is currently alive's lifetime.
Canada payed for the bridge. As a Canadian taxpayer, I would prefer that you guys pay us back. ;)
Who gets the toll charges?
Hi Offgridwanabe. Canada, until the cost is recouped from the construction. All tolls are collected on the Canadian side.
Tolls are nada.
Border inspections is 98% of the problem.
10 minutes to get thru gates each way plus a 5 minute ride over or under was acceptable.
1 hr to get thru each with a 5min. drive is bottle-neck.
25 minutes vs. over 2 hours is, well why I do not hit Little Italy or others' in Windsor.
Hi ckratzet. Thanks for the comment. To clarify are you saying you sometimes wait two hours to cross the Ambassador Bridge? I know the bridge is often packed front to back with trucks. If this is the case it is a terrible situation for everyone involved. The cost in time and fuel alone is a hardship on drivers and the companies they work for. Not to mention the pollution coming from hundreds of transports sitting at a standstill for an hour or longer at a time. The Gordie Howe is looking better the more we learn. Great post. Thanks for sharing. 👍
If the name of the video is "tolls exposed" why is it talked about halfway through the video, and it is only a guess.
Hi Bogotablognj. Thanks for watching. The information is what I could find in my research, so not my guess, what the media said. I search each time I create a video and post what I find. I do appreciate the feedback and will take note for future videos. Thanks for sharing!! 👍
I don’t believe the quoted tolls, but if they are correct, it will put the Ambassador out of business chop-chop!
Hi assessor. Right now, it is what they are saying but the figures can change for opening day or thereafter. They do sound low to me as well, considering the Ambassador. I imagine there will be changes especially for transport trucks.
I'm so glad they built this Bridge 😊😊😊
Hi Chris. Me, too. It's going to be a god thing for everybody.👍
Who is this Gord Howe cat ?
Hi Saifon. Gordie Howe was a Canadian Ice Hockey Player. He played many years with the Detroit Red Wings. He earned the title Mr. Hockey! Look up his story, he was quite the interesting man. Thanks for the question.
Another click bait
Thanks for the comment, Joe. I'll keep an eye on that. 👍
I couldn't finish the video, as the music was too load and was interfering with your speech.
Hi snakeman. Thank you for letting me know! Your input is really valuable, and I’ll make sure to adjust the music levels next time.👍
The Canadian Transport Minister waived tolls for pedestrians and cyclists a few years ago.
Hi Robert. Interesting. Do you have a site or link I can check out?
@@bobjonesrealtor7756 As always, great video Bob. I have replied twice to your comment here and it keeps getting removed; maybe because I included a link to the Gordie Howe International Bridges web site. On the web site there is a fact sheet for the Multi-Use Path. On the fact sheet this is stated: "Use of the path will be toll-free." To find the fact sheet from the home page, hold the cursor over "Info Centre" and then click on "Fact sheets". Scroll down until you find "Bridge Multi-Use Path" and click on that.
Will do.
Click bait. Looks like a good video but not what you said it be about.
Hi Lynn. Thank you for your visit and support! I do appreciate the feedback and will take it into consideration in future videos.
Yes I wonder about our relationship in the age of Trump. Not so rosy.
Hi Lauernt. I would think wait and see.
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😎👍Thanks!
Given that Canada is largely paying for this it's probably going to cost at least $15 CA for a car.
Hi Dave. Kinda hard to say what they are going to do. Although that sounds exstream considering the tolls on the Ambassador or the Tunnel. I'll keep my ears open. :) Thanks for the comment! . . . . . Dave maybe your not far off. The Ambassador has raised their tolls to $11 usd to go from Canada to the US and $8 usd to go from the US to Canada. Wow!
Who's Gordie Howe?
Hi Universe. Gordie Howe was a great Canadian hockey player that played with the Detroit Red Wings. He was loved by everyone. He earned the name "Mr. Hockey" Google him and you might get a better idea. Thanks for the question.🏒👍
The country may be falling apart, but at least there's a new bridge.
Looking forward to the people of both countries bridging together.
Lol. Hopefully we'll see better years ahead. Not much support for the Liberal govt, eh?
Clickbait...as usual total bullshit
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I truly value viewer opinions and will keep them in mind for future videos.
The background music is both unnecessary and ridiculous. The longer it goes on, the more it is ridiculous and irritating. I can;t stay and put up with it. This attempt to manipulate your audience, for which there is no need... Also, thus slow middle class voice, slow...
Hi Miklo. I'm always looking to improve. I do appreciate we all have a right to an opinion. However, if you don't like what you see and hear, try to helpful with positive critisim, not simply insulting. Your comment is not constructive in any way. I will remove these types of responses.
Should Canada finish this bridge considering the Trump tarrifs?
$6.5 BILLION
and counting.
Not bad when we consider 15 billion for the battery plant in Windsor.😎👍
this is a duplicate post.