特朗普威胁：至少给一半，否则不让通车

Core Viewpoint - President Trump threatens to block the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge unless Canada shows "good faith," which could impact cross-border trade and relations between the U.S. and Canada [1][4]. Group 1: Bridge and Trade Impact - The Gordie Howe International Bridge, funded entirely by Canada, was set to open in early 2023 to alleviate increasing cross-border freight pressure [1][4]. - The bridge's opening is crucial as it is expected to redirect over $300 million in daily cross-border trade flow from the existing Ambassador Bridge, which is privately owned by the Moroun family [5][6]. - Trump's comments suggest a desire for the U.S. to claim at least half ownership of the new bridge and collect tolls, indicating a shift in the U.S. stance on cross-border infrastructure [6]. Group 2: Political Reactions - Canadian officials, including Windsor's mayor, expressed shock but not surprise at Trump's threats, indicating prior suspicions of U.S. government interference [6][7]. - Michigan's governor's spokesperson reassured that the bridge will open regardless of Trump's threats, highlighting a commitment to the project [6]. - Trump's hardline stance has angered the Canadian government and public, leading to a decline in Canadian tourism to the U.S. and resistance to American goods [7].