New Detroit-Canada bridge to cut congestion, add needed capacity

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New Detroit-Canada bridge to cut congestion, add needed capacity

| Feb 21, 2015 5:18PM EST
The U.S. and Canada cleared a big hurdle to building a second span over the Detroit River, a critical crossing and sometime choke-point for cross-border trade.
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