Government sources: Gordie Howe Bridge to open on June 15
An official ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for Friday, June 12, according to Senator Elissa Slotkin (D-Michigan) who told FOX 2's Roop Raj at the Detroit Economic Club. The bridge will be opened to the public on Monday, June 15th, according to two government sources. The project began construction in 2018 and will connect Ontario and Detroit and its construction was majority funded by Canada's federal government. It has been scheduled to open this spring after some delays, but summer is fast approaching.
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