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		12 Questions 12 questions for our B.C.'s parties' leaders. See how each of them responds by clicking each question and picture of each leader. (Flash presentation) more »

		Premiers on Parade Our gallery lists all of B.C.’s premiers, with brief descriptions of their achievements while in power. (Flash presentation) more »

		Grey Power A look at how some B.C. seniors are mobilizing for self-education on election issues. more »

		1991 debate How an unscripted moment can turn the tide on election day. more »

		The Single Transferable Vote referendum Find out about this perplexing referendum issue and see how it worked in our Ice Cream Election! more »

		By the numbers By Aaron Spitzer \| April 18, 2005 Statistics on voter turnout and election history. more »

		Election Dictionary By CBC News \| April 13, 2005 An election dictionary of Canadian political terms. more »

		28 Days Hosted by Stephen Quinn, 28 Days aims to give voters a transparent look at the issues by going beyond the traditional rhetoric. Airing Saturdays from 8 to 9 am on CBC Radio One, listeners can expect a smart, edgy, and entertaining show that offers a healthy dose of skepticism. more »

		How the West is won: A half-century of B.C. elections By CBC Archives \| April 13, 2005 British Columbia has a proud tradition of bare-knuckle, drag-'em-out election campaigns. No other province can match B.C.'s flamboyant leaders, its salacious scandals and the trench warfare between free-enterprisers and socialists. Many of the hard-fought victories ended in resignation. CBC Archives takes a look back at campaign highlights from 1952 to 2001. more »

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			Your View If you have something to say about the results, this is the place say it. more »

			Election Video and Audio Archives of election video and audio from CBC Radio and CBC Television. more »

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