Canada anulează ceremonia comună cu SUA pentru inaugurarea podului Gordie Howe

Canada has canceled a joint ceremony with the U.S. for the Gordie Howe Bridge inauguration due to new tariffs imposed by President Trump. The event was set for July 24, with the bridge opening on July 27. Canada will hold a separate celebration, while the U.S. response remains unclear. The bridge, named after hockey legend Gordie Howe, is a significant trade link, costing nearly $4.4 billion. Tensions have risen over trade issues, with Canada expressing a commitment to fair trade and readiness to negotiate, while Ontario's premier calls for retaliatory measures against the tariffs.