CBC: The deal — posted online late Tuesday night and described as a “proposed agreement in principle” — says that for the first 15 years, Canada will split half of the bridge’s net revenue with an economic development fund “established and solely controlled” by the U.S. government.
That net revenue would include “all revenues collected with respect to the bridge” minus operating costs, it says.
That appears to contradict comments by Prime Minister Mark Carney, who told CTV Calgary that “net profits” would be split in half after Canada was repaid its debts…