Oct. 22, 2003

• Williams lays out transition plans
• Record number of women elected
• More complaints about special ballots
• Deficit may need outside audit: Williams
• Willliams faces challenge of power   

Oct. 21, 2003

• Williams praises 'flawless' campaign
• Liberals will adjust and rebuild: Grimes
• Seven ministers go down; 12 Liberals remain
• PCs grab 34 seats, Liberals 12  
• Desire for change beats NDP hope  
• Grimes wins Exploits; loses the government 
• Williams retains Humber West   
• Cabinet races: who's in, who's out   
• Polls close, counting begins  
• Don't take full voting hours, IOC asks
• Voting begins in earnest  

Oct. 20, 2003

• CEO predicts high voter participation
• Tories will request review of special ballots
• Grimes predicting Liberal win   
• NDP makes final pitch for more seats  
• Polling station too close for comfort   
• Williams admits to looking past election  
• Grimes attacks PC over Voisey's vote  

Oct. 19, 2003

• Surge in voters at advance polls
• PC accuses FFAW of backing Liberals
• Liberals take pot shots at Williams  

Oct. 18, 2003

• Rallies take parties into late campaigning

Oct. 17, 2003

• Use of food banks higher here
• NDP pitches public insurance for boats
• PCs mount final push in Liberal seats  
• Liberals seek seniors' support  
• Metis get commitments from parties

Oct. 16, 2003

• Butler defends food bank donation
• Candidate looking to take down premier
• Right to vote costs expatriate $20
• Northern Peninsula promised PC rewards
• Labrador dam talks irk town council
• City collects election signs under bylaw
• PC candidate has racist history: Innu leader

Oct. 15, 2003

• Liberals take direct aim at Tory leader
• Labrador demands respect: Condon
• Harris predicts PC plan costs 10,000 jobs
• Rallies start final week of campaigning

Oct. 14, 2003

• Party workers told to respect special ballots
• Federal NDP leader lends campaign a hand 
• Study's job portrait bleaker than Liberals'
• Liberals consider donation complaint
• Ribbon-cutting miffs Tory candidate  

Oct. 13, 2003

• Campaigning Williams makes 'private' donation

• PCs eye Liberal bastion
• Grimes promises municipal review

• PCs call Liberal on bingo
• Liberals eye Tulk's old seat

Oct. 10, 2003

• Lewisporte grills Grimes for ferry decision  
• NDP push transportation policies in Labrador  
• Payne's conviction a 'plus': Grimes
• PCs accuse Liberals of frightening voters
• RNC not equipped to protect: union

• Housing corp. denies layoffs coming
• Williams absent from college debate    
• PC leader supports Metis rights
• Utility rejects NDP's energy giant
• Liberals try to win back traditional stronghold  
• Voters tell PCs to be more specific  

Oct. 8, 2003

• National group backs NDP insurance plan
• Liberal math way off on blue book: Tories
• Public sector negotiations start on sour note
• Last-minute offer worries chicken farmers

• Few sparks as leaders face off  
• Politicians accused of ignoring fishery  
• Economist gives blue book bleak forecast  
• NDP officially release orange book
• IT group logs on to Tory plan
• Liberal turns to N.B. call centre
• Leaders have different goals for debate  

• Williams scoffs at flip-flop claim  
• Liberals ignored housing crisis: NDP
• NDP rejects report against public insurance
• Liberal won't predict Labrador Party impact

Oct. 4, 2003

• Not enough women on the ballot: council
• PCs aim for no Snow in Trinity-Bay de Verde
• Liberals visit opponent's camp  

Oct. 3, 2003

• Grimes clarifies public service job promise
• Public insurance won't bring rates down: report
• Women calling for inquiry into murders
• Nurses play major role in NDP vision
• Williams concentrates on Liberal coast  
• Past supporters key to Dawe

Oct. 2, 2003

• Labour on collision course: NAPE
• Tory plan was tried and failed: Grimes
• Construction delays a waste of money: Tories
• NDP predicting more seats
• PCs offer Lewisporte ferry review
• Voters make demands on west coast  
• Tory tunnel not Labrador priority

Oct. 1, 2003

• Trucker wants money from Williams
• NDP release primary education platform
• Williams limits debate
• Ex-managers sue government
• Health groups line up for election answers