Introduction:
Landscapes and Landmarks of Canada: Real, Imagined, (Re)Viewed
1. Canada: Islands, Landscapes,
and Landmarks / Stephen A. Royle
2. Science at Service of
Sublime Landscapes: Scientific Ecology and the Preservation of Canada’s
Wilderness Landmarks in 1970s Quebec / Olivier Craig-Dupont
3. Patriotisms of the People:
Understanding the Highway of Heroes as a Canadian National Landmark / Tracey
Raney
4. Material Differences: Ethnic
Identity and the Power of Things in Greater Sudbury / Tim Nieguth
5.  “Our Home and Native
Land”: Invocations of the Land in the 2011 Canadian Federal Election / Shauna
Wilton
6. Memorializing an Imagined
Past: Evangeline and the Acadian Deportation / Jane Moss
7. Time and Space in the
Nationalism of Thomas D'Arcy McGee / David A. Wilson
8. Contesting Historical
Space: The Campaign to Have Grosse Île Designated a National Historic Site with
the Irish Dimension as Its Main Theme | Pádraig Breandán Ó Laighin
9. Environmental Exposure: Two
films “de légitime défense”: Richard Desjardins and Robert Monderie: L’erreur
boréale / Forest Alert (1999) and Trou Story / The Hole Story (2011)
/ Rachel Killick
10. Postcolonial
Territorial Landmarks within Canada’s Multiculturalism: The Myth of
Virility / Édith-Anne Pageot
11. Mapping the Migrant
Experience in the Works of Gabrielle Roy / Julie Rodgers
12. The Green Fields of Canada
- Forgotten! A Reappraisal of Irish traditional Music History in Canada /
Gearóid Ó hAllmhuráin
13. The Contemporary Powwow in Eastern Canada: A Practice of Gathering /
Dalie Giroux and Amélie-Anne Mailhot