Canadian officials say there is no sharing of Gordie Howe bridge toll revenues between Canada and the United States until the bridge’s construction debt has been repaid. Finance Minister Mark Carney states the U.S. will receive a “modest” share of net revenues after the debt is paid, with an updated arrangement reflecting the timing of repayments. Both reports refer to a deal announced late last week that addresses how toll proceeds will be allocated. Global News says roughly half of money collected is expected to be sent to the United States, including toll revenues, under the terms described, but only after the debt obligation is satisfied. The Winnipeg Free Press emphasizes the same repayment-first approach and characterizes the post-debt U.S. share as “modest” net revenues. Together, the accounts present a framework in which toll revenue distribution is staged: debt repayment comes first, and cross-border revenue sharing then follows according to the terms of the newly announced arrangement.