Several Mississauga from New Credit work in structural steel construction.
Melvin LaForme worked on this particular project at Lewiston, New York in 1958. Here they are putting in a girder, perhaps as high as 100 to 150 feet above the ground. The National Film Board film, High Steel, concerns the structural steel work of the Iroquois from the Caughnawaga Reserve near MontrΘal. How do native people in general adjust to city life? For a review of their experience in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, see Edgar J. Dosman's Indians: The Urban Dilemma (Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1972).
