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The Great Trail in Ontario Le Grand Sentier au Ontario This marks the connection of Ontario’s section of The Great Trail of Canada in honour of Canada’s 150th anniversary Ceci marque le raccordement du Grand Sentier à travers l’Ontario du Grand Sentier pour le 150e anniversaire de la of Confederation in 2017. Confédération canadienne en 2017. À partir d’où vous êtes, vous pouvez entreprendre l’un des voyages les plus beaux et les plus diversifiés du monde. From where you are standing, you can embark upon one of the most magnificent and diverse journeys in the world. Que vous vous dirigiez vers l’est, l’ouest, le nord ou le sud, Le Grand Sentier du Canada—créé par le sentier Whether heading east, west, north or south, The Great Trail—created by Trans Canada Trail (TCT) and its partners— Transcanadien (STC) et ses partenaires—vous offre ses multiples beautés naturelles ainsi que la riche histoire et offers all the natural beauty, rich history and enduring spirit of our land and its peoples. l’esprit qui perdure de notre pays et des gens qui l’habitent. Launched in 1992, just after Canada’s 125th anniversary of Confederation The Great Trail was conceived by a group of Lancé en 1992, juste après le 125e anniversaire de la Confédération du Canada, Le Grand Sentier a été conçu, par un visionary and patriotic individuals as a means to connect Canadians from coast to coast to coast. groupe de visionnaires et de patriotes, comme le moyen de relier les Canadiens d’un océan aux deux autres. Given Canada’s vastness, varied terrain and sparse population, it was a bold—almost impossible—undertaking. Étant donné l’immensité du Canada, sa population clairsemée et la nature variée du terrain, c’était une entreprise audacieuse—presque impossible. Today, the Trail stretches nearly 24,000 kilometres, giving Canadians, now and for generations to come, a way to Aujourd’hui, le Sentier serpente sur près de 24 000 kilomètres. Il permet aux Canadiens, maintenant et pour des honour our shared history by retracing many of the routes that charted our nation’s development. générations à venir, de rendre honneur à leur histoire commune en empruntant à leur tour de nombreux itinéraires Paddlers can explore the rivers and lakes first traversed by Indigenous peoples and voyageurs; hikers and horseback qui ont préparé le développement de notre nation. riders can meander the paths travelled by our first settlers; and cyclists can pedal the former railways that powered Les pagayeurs peuvent explorer les rivières et les lacs qu’ont traversés les peuples autochtones et les trappeurs; early industry. les randonneurs et les cavaliers peuvent flâner dans les sentiers arpentés par les premiers colons; et les cyclistes, pédaler sur les anciens chemins de fer, moteur des débuts de l’industrie. With hundreds of sections, The Great Trail is a trail of trails, running through urban, rural and wilderness areas, Avec ses centaines de tronçons, Le Grand Sentier est véritablement un sentier de sentiers. Il se déroule à travers des including all provincial and territorial capitals and many of our country’s provincial, territorial and national parks. régions urbaines, rurales et sauvages, y compris les capitales des provinces et des territoires, et plusieurs des parcs The Great Trail provides Canadians and visitors alike with free, accessible recreational infrastructure promoting healthy provinciaux, territoriaux et nationaux de notre pays. living, active transportation and an appreciation for Canada’s natural heritage. Le Grand Sentier fournit, aux Canadiens comme aux visiteurs, une infrastructure récréative accessible et gratuite, qui favorise un mode de vie sain, le transport actif et la contemplation du patrimoine naturel du Canada. Each Trail section also serves to shine the spotlight on that region’s unique history, geographical charms and cultural heritage, making it an important asset for local tourism. De plus, chaque tronçon du Sentier braque les projecteurs sur la région qu’il parcourt, son histoire unique, ses attraits géographiques et son héritage culturel, ce qui en fait un atout certain pour le tourisme local. One of the most heartwarming aspects of the Trail is its grassroots nature. For decades, volunteer groups and Le Sentier résulte d’efforts communautaires, c’est l’un de ses aspects qui nous réchauffe le plus le cœur. En effet, communities from the Atlantic to the Arctic and the Pacific oceans, have worked diligently towards realizing the grand pendant des décennies, des groupes de bénévoles et des communautés—de l’océan Atlantique à l’océan Arctique dream of connecting Canadians to their land and to one another. et à l’océan Pacifique—ont travaillé avec diligence à la réalisation de ce grand rêve : relier les Canadiens les uns aux These dedicated Trail builders overcame the challenges of difficult terrain and scarce resources through hard work and autres et à leur pays. optimism, resulting in the creation of the world’s longest and grandest trail; one that connects over 15,000 communities. Ces dévoués bâtisseurs du Sentier ont surmonté les obstacles des terrains accidentés et des ressources limitées, grâce à leur travail acharné et à leur optimisme, pour aboutir à la création du plus long et du plus grandiose sentier Bolstering their efforts have been thousands of generous and loyal donors, all levels of government, and a host of du monde, qui rassemble au-delà de 15 000 collectivités. dedicated patrons, National Champions, board members and staff. While often invisible, their support has been critical to the development of the Trail. Leurs efforts ont été soutenus par des milliers de fidèles et généreux donateurs, tous les paliers de gouvernement et une foule d’amis du Sentier, de champions nationaux, et de membres du conseil d’administration et du personnel On behalf of the people of Canada, Trans Canada Trail extends its heartfelt gratitude to each and every person who dévoués. Quoique souvent invisible, leur appui a été essentiel au développement has helped to make this bold dream a reality. du Sentier. Thank you for this wonderful gift, one that Canadians bequeath to one another, to the world and to future generations. Au nom des habitants du Canada, nous, du sentier Transcanadien, adressons notre gratitude à toutes les personnes qui nous aident à faire de ce rêve ambitieux une réalité. The Great Trail is a sacred place: a place to stand and reflect, a place for discovery and pleasure. It’s common ground Merci de ce cadeau merveilleux, que les Canadiens s’offrent les uns aux autres, et lèguent au monde et aux that gives birth to new dreams and destinies. générations futures. Find it. Use it. Cherish it. Le Grand Sentier est un lieu sacré : un endroit où se tenir debout et réfléchir, un lieu de découvertes et de joies. C’est un terrain d’entente, où les rêves et les destinées se révèlent. No matter your age, your passions or your beliefs, there is a link that connects us all. Repérez-le. Parcourez-le. Chérissez-le. thegreattrail.ca Quels de soient votre âge, vos passions et vos convictions, il existe un lien qui nous unit tous. legrandsentier.ca Trans Canada Trail Ontario Sentier Transcanadien Ontario Trans Canada Trail Ontario (TCTO) is a provincial Sentier Transcanadien Ontario (STCO) est un organisme non-profit organization that represents The Great provincial sans but lucratif qui représente Le Grand Sentier Trail in Ontario, founded in 1992. TCTO’s mandate en Ontario. Il a été fondé en 1992. Son mandat est de is to plan and support trail development across the planifier et de financer le développement du Sentier dans province, with help from local agencies, government la province, avec l’aide d’associations communautaires, organizations, community associations and First Nation de collectivités des Premières Nations, d’organisations communities. gouvernementales et d’organismes locaux. Ontario’s section of The Great Trail stretches over 5,000 Le segment du Grand Sentier en Ontario s’étend sur plus kilometres, and offers a diverse range of trails allowing de 5 000 kilomètres et présente une grande variété de for a multitude of world-class outdoor experiences in pistes pour une multitude d’expériences de plein air de both urban, rural and wilderness settings in the southern calibre mondial, dans les environnements urbains, ruraux and northern regions of the province. et sauvages des régions du sud et du nord de la province. The Great Trail in Ontario connects approximately 150 Le Grand Sentier en Ontario réunit environ 150 communities through a collection of interconnected collectivités par un réseau de sentiers à usages multiples multi-use trails; giving preference to non-motorized raccordés les uns aux autres, en privilégiant les activités trail use. In Ontario, many greenway routes are non motorisées. En Ontario, plusieurs voies vertes sont reserved for walking, hiking, running, and skiing; with réservées à la marche, à la randonnée, à la course et au cycling and paddling routes. The province is home to ski; il y a aussi des pistes cyclables et des voies navigables the longest section of The Great Trail’s coast to coast pour les sports de pagaie. La province comprend le plus to coast network, starting at the Manitoba border across long segment provincial du Grand Sentier. Ce segment to North Bay, down to Hamilton, and from Windsor to commence à la frontière du Manitoba traverse la province Ottawa. jusqu’à North Bay, descend pour atteindre Hamilton puis Windsor et remonte vers Ottawa. www.tctontario.ca www.tctontario.ca Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the first Trans Canada Trail Pavilion June 2006 Canadians have always been trail builders. Native people used waterways and woodland trails for their trade and travel; our modern nation was forged by a railway linking east to west; and the Trans Canada Highway further bonded us together into one great country.
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    University of Alberta “‘Doesn’t Anyone Want to Pick a Fight with Me?’: Masculinity in Political Humour about the 2008 Canadian Federal Election” by Daisy M. Raphael A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts Political Science © Daisy Raphael Fall 2011 Edmonton, Alberta Permission is hereby granted to the University of Alberta Library to reproduce single copies of this thesis and to lend or sell such copies for private, scholarly or scientific research purposes only. Where the thesis is converted to, or otherwise made available in digital form, the University of Alberta will advise potential users of the thesis of these terms. The author reserves all other publication and other rights in association with the copyright in the thesis and, except as herein before provided, neither the thesis nor any substantial portion thereof may be printed or otherwise reproduced in any material form whatsoever without the author’s prior written permission. EXAMINING COMMITTEE Dr. Linda Trimble, Political Science Dr. Lois Harder, Political Science Dr. Serra Tinic, Sociology DEDICATION To my parents, Karen and Julian Raphael, for encouraging me to pursue a university education and for their unwavering support throughout my undergraduate and graduate degrees. Also, to my partner, Craig, for the beautifully-cooked meals on days that I felt too busy to feed myself, for reminding me that there is life outside of academics, and for his constant words of encouragement throughout this process. -Daisy Raphael ABSTRACT This study explores the relationship between masculinity and political leadership as it was constructed in political humour about the 2008 Canadian federal election.