Get the inside scoop on the political parties and the men who would run this province, as we bring you profiles of all the major party leaders, as well as in-depth looks at the parties themselves, their policies, and their chances this election.


Gary Doer should have many reasons to flash his toothy grin during this election. His majority government has made few mis-steps over the past three-and-a-half years, and the ones they’ve made haven’t really stuck as reasons to toss them out. More on this story


He looked like the Tories’ new Golden Boy when he was acclaimed as leader in 2000. Stuart Murray, with the backing of major Progressive Conservative players, would put the party back on track after the humbling loss that left them with 24 seats and ended a decade in power.More on this story


Jon Gerrard has fought a lonely battle over the past three-and-a-half years, the sole Liberal voice in the legislature. Without official party status, he could only ask a question with the permission of the other parties. More on this story



An economist and lawyer, Markus Buchart worked for two provincial governments before becoming leader of the Green Party. More on this story