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Gordie Howe’s family are 1st to cross new bridge
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July 27, 2026
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0:20Now PlayingCruising along in a Dodge Charger — legendary hockey player Gordie Howe's grandson and wife were in the first passenger vehicle to cross the Gordie Howe bridge on July 27.
The bridge provides a highway-to-highway connection between Ontario’s Highway 401 and Michigan’s Interstate 75 — with six traffic lanes, 16 toll lanes and 60 Canada and U.S. inspection lanes.
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