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July 27, 2026

Canada and the U.S. Open a New Bridge || Bonus Video for All Paid Tiers

The Gordie Howe International Bridge between Ontario and Detroit is officially open. Alongside the Ambassador Bridge, the Gordie Howe expands the capacity of one of the world's most important trade crossings.

The opening of the bridge was delayed amid political disputes between the U.S. and Canada, which is par for the course. The final agreement states the U.S. receives half the bridge's toll revenue, despite not contributing to construction costs. This is yet another reminder of the power imbalance between the U.S. and Canada.

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Comments (37)

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Gregory G Allen · July 28, 2026

So the delay had nothing with the owners of the Ambassador Bridge paying Howard Lutnick to lobby Trump to block the opening of the new bridge. Interesting. Call me cynical but with Trump, I usually follow the vig. I'm glad the new bridge is finally open at least.

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Madust · July 28, 2026

Military heft?

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Jason · July 28, 2026

Thanks for making this video available to all tiers!!!

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Jean-Luc Sills · July 28, 2026

50% of 0 revenues is cheap! 0 revenues for the next 15 years! The cost will be paid first!

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Jean-Luc Sills · July 28, 2026

We control the intrants for US economy in Canada, we will hike the prices and sell a lot elsewhere, over the time, for the next decades, it will expand. Canada is unplugging a lot from market US dependencies, a giant has awaken.

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Lachlan Will · July 27, 2026

Enjoy your dominance. After Trump, everyone will be seeking ways to circumvent or minimise American influence. It will be generations before anyone trusts the US again.

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8675309 · July 28, 2026

The question is, who do you trust more, especially in a post Trump world: the US, China, or Russia?

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Mawooli · July 27, 2026

So are you saying Canadians would actually have MORE Freedom as the 51st state?

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Andreas V · July 27, 2026

Reading the comments before video I can see someone is upset. I haven't figured out whom or why so I will watch it. This will be fun :)

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Andreas V · July 27, 2026

Watched the video. Still don't get why people are upset on Peter. On the situation, sure. Is it a shoot the messenger kind of thing?

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michael lackey · July 27, 2026

Okay, are we celebrating that we signed a deal several years ago and now we are reneging on it, and because we can?

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Richard Klatt · July 27, 2026

The US feels no need to honour any contract signed. There is no good faith agreement possible.

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Christopher Duncan · July 27, 2026

What's that saying about "burning bridges"? Or "Karma"?

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Jerry Grant · July 27, 2026

Carney shouldn't have promoted himself as a better deal-maker than Trump.

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Frostback · July 27, 2026

The share is 50/50 on net revenue, not toll revenue. Al l operating and maintenance costs PLUS debt servicing come first. There will not be any "net revenue" until the construction costs and interest are paid off. Despite the Moroun's $1M bribe, their bridge is history. One thing everyone in the world now knows: no "deal" signed by Trump is worth the paper it is printed on.

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Nick Battersby · July 27, 2026

Interesting context, many thanks

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Blake Terrell · July 27, 2026

Peter, what’s it mean when you say they have leverage only when Washington allows it? Why would they allow anyone to have leverage

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JE · July 27, 2026

Fuck america.

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Bob Smith · July 27, 2026

Yes, very one-sided, Peter, and Canada has many ways to work around the US. It won’t be easy and there will be a time issue and possibly once Trump is gone things can get back to normal between us, but Carney is very clever and is forging new relationships because we have to and the world is full of countries who value what we can offer. (And that the US needs).

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Paul R. Anderson · July 27, 2026

The way things are because we can.

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Matt · July 27, 2026

You are laughing at this like it's just funny? Americans are pigs.

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sandy m · July 27, 2026

yeah it was the laughter that got me. well maybe all full members Canadians and any Americans with a conscience should just cancel their memberships maybe we'll have an outsize effect like we did with the liquor boycott he's been wrong more than he's been right all you have to do is look at his own election prediction with Trump anyways I'm gone and all you trumpers or people that defend him don't bother you won't be able to reach me 😃

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sandy m · July 27, 2026

Gloat a bit more peter 🤬 I know you're arrogant but this is bit much I'll be canceling my analyst membership I know you don't care but as a Canadian the arrogance is just getting too much. 😡 almost say Trump supporter

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Josh Echterling · July 27, 2026

He wasnt gloating...but okay. I also detected zero arrogance. He stated some facts, not sure why you're offended.

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Melvin · July 27, 2026

Kamala would have never gotten a deal like that. XD

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Frostback · July 27, 2026

Kamala would have honored the signed contract. The USA would not be the most hated country in the world, there would not be a grassroots Canadian boycott of US alcohol and other products, the auto industry would not have last billions, and the Straits of Hormuz would be undisturbed.

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Arturo Hernandez Stevens · July 27, 2026

Trump is a bully an carpetbagger

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Jeff C · July 27, 2026

Bullies usually get what's coming to them at some point and we, the US, will probably get ours someday. 😕

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Keith and Donna Timmons · July 27, 2026

True. We are going to have hell to pay one day.

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Joeymomentum · July 27, 2026

As a Canadian, I'm glad it's open. Sometimes you have to invest in your business (country) to get things done. And I'd rather travel over this bridge owned by Canada and the USA than the privately owned bridge near to it.

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Alfa Eco · July 27, 2026

Moral imbalance

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Joeymomentum · July 27, 2026

Well described

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Andrew Wilson · July 27, 2026

"Trump being not a particularly nice person." - Peter Zeihan My how diplomatic of you.

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El Goofo · July 27, 2026

Next time, Canada will leave the US hostages in Iran. Acting like an ass is never forgotten.

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Melvin · July 27, 2026

We still trying to get even over you burning down our white house.

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Joe Bichel · July 27, 2026

A very one sided view and comments by Peter, very disappointing

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Peter · July 27, 2026

And from this Canadians perspective; true.