Donald Trump threatens to block new Windsor-Detroit bridge, demands part ownership

APMA
Mar 2
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Josh Rubin, Toronto Star

Feb 9, 2026

Trade experts warn that blocking the new Windsor-Detroit bridge would disrupt cross-border supply chains and hurt businesses and consumers on both sides of the border. “It’s a Monday afternoon social media rant in February,” said APMA CEO Flavio Volpe. “I’m not sure about auto sector demand for that bridge access when it opens in July. Hopefully other things will happen tomorrow to shift his mood.”

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