The Seaway International Bridge, tsi natetiátere ne Wahstonhronónke tánon ne Koráhne. Karihstì:seron tsi na’tetiátere ne Akwesásne tánon Cornwall, tánon né:’e sénhs Akwesasrò:non ronhskwakwatákwaskwe. Né:’e ne skáthne rotiio’ténion wahoti’nikonhrákshen tsi wahonnonkwe’tòn:ti ne Angus Adams, ohén:ton rá:tahkwe. Akwé:kon ne ratirihsta’kehrón:non wahotini’konhráksen. É:so roteriien’tárahkwe tánon nia’té:kon raweientehtón:ne. Tiótkon enhonwehiá:rake. Tiokontáhkwen rati’nikón:rare ne tóhsa othé:nen taka’niénsken’ne. Kawera’sáhtste tekaweráhkhwa tánon iohsnòre tsi iothnekahten’tionhátie tsi kaniataratátie.

The Seaway International Bridge, a US-Canada border crossing connecting Akwesasne to Cornwall was maintained by Mohawks, and is now being dismantled by Mohawks. The crew mourns the loss of their superintendent, and legendary ironworker, Angus Adams who passed away suddenly during the job. But Angus’s legacy remains an inspiration to all who knew him. High winds and strong river currents create some dangerous and unexpected challenges for the ironworkers.