DETROIT (Michigan News Source) – The Gordie Howe International Bridge will open on July 27.

On Friday, Canadian officials said they agreed to a deal with Michigan regarding the bridge’s opening date “with the support of the U.S. government.”

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The bridge links the United States and Canada between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario. The completed bridge’s ribbon-cutting and opening were scheduled for last month, but delays came after President Donald Trump demanded a better deal for the U.S.

On Saturday, President Trump posted on Truth Social about the “much better deal for America.”

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and the Canadian government said the bridge “has always been a great deal for our state.”

The mile-and-a-half-long bridge is named after Detroit Red Wings great Gordie Howe.

Passenger vehicles will pay a standard flat toll of $5.75 USD ($8 CAD) per crossing. Members of the Breakaway personal account program will receive a 25% discount, reducing the rate to $4.35 USD ($6 CAD).

Commercial trucks, oversized vehicles, and larger passenger vehicles will pay a standard per-axle toll of $8.75 USD ($12 CAD). Breakaway business account members will receive a discounted rate of $6.90 USD ($9.60 CAD) per axle.