Two weeks ago, the Gordie Howe International Bridge reached a major milestone as the tower cranes that helped build the bridge were removed, signaling that construction is almost over.
However, a report from the financial and analytics company S&P Global suggests that the opening of the bridge could be delayed as much as six months. The report indicates construction delays at both the Canadian and U.S. ports of entry facilities could postpone the bridge opening.
According to the Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority, work on the bridge is progressing toward its projected completion of fall 2025, with only 2% of construction work remaining…