
Vibration Monitoring Program
Read MoreWith any major construction activity, the use of heavy machinery may cause noise and vibration above existing levels and beyond the project footprint. The Gordie Howe International Bridge project team understands the concern...

Sandwich Business Development Program
Read MoreThe construction phase of the Gordie Howe International Bridge project will bring thousands of workers to the
Sandwich area, along with long-term community development opportunities.

Construction Update December 2020: The Next Six Months
Read MoreThe aggressive construction schedule for the Gordie Howe International Bridge project will continue through
into winter 2020-2021. Construction is ongoing simultaneously throughout the four project components

9 Things to Know About... Construction Site Art
Read MoreThe Gordie Howe International Bridge Community Benefits Plan includes innovative initiatives that provide opportunities for local community members to
contribute to the project in a meaningful way

2021 Community Organization Investment
Read MoreThe Community Organization Investment initiative will provide funding of $50,000 (CDN) in Canada and the US to community
organizations serving Sandwich/west Windsor or Delray/Southwest Detroit residents.

Junction Street Pedestrian Bridge
Read MoreAs part of the Gordie Howe International Bridge project, five pedestrian bridges crossing Interstate-75 will be built to
provide safe access to services within the community.

Michigan Interchange Overview
Read MoreThe Gordie Howe International Bridge project requires significant construction activity, including the demolition and
removal of existing infrastructure, reconstruction of select roadways and bridges, and construction of new project
infrastructure.

Opportunities on the Gordie Howe International Bridge
Read MoreThe new crossing is of vital importance to the economic prosperity of communities and businesses on both
sides of the border and is expected to create thousands of construction jobs

9 Things to Know About... Soil Consolidation
Read MoreThe Canadian and US Ports of Entry (POE) will include several buildings, canopies, roadways, parking lots and bridge ramps. All
of these structures will require a solid base on which they can be built.