Liberal political strategist Warren Kinsella, author of Kicking Ass in Canadian Politics, talks about his party's campaign strategy with Here and Now's Avril Benoit. (Runs 7:16) RealPlayerWindowsQuicktime
Metro Morning business columnist Michael Hlinka on the economic implications of the change in government. (Runs 2:40) RealPlayerWindowsQuicktime
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Canada Now's Mike Wise reports on Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty's first day as premier-designate. (runs 1:56) RealPlayerWindowsQuicktime
Canada Now's Beatrice Politi looks at whether the Progressive Conservative campaign was doomed from the start. (runs 3:33) RealPlayerWindowsQuicktime
Canada Now's Percy Hatfield reports on what turned out to be a crushingly disappointing night for the NDP. (runs 2:29) RealPlayerWindowsQuicktime
Canada Now's James Murray on what the Liberal victory means to Toronto. (runs 3:29) RealPlayerWindowsQuicktime
Canada Now's Amanda Singroy tells the tale of two rookie political candidates. (runs 2:04) RealPlayerWindowsQuicktime
Riding Results See how the election played out across the province, in each riding.
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Alien Nation The Tory campaign strategy was doomed from the start, writes Don Wanagas.
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PC 2003: The Musical The reporters and the Tories serenade each other as the blue bus rolls on.
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The cat came back Julie Ireton observes as the now-infamous Tory news release returns as a juicy photo-op for the Liberals.
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Are you wealthy? A quick look at some of the salaries earned by public servants, both "wealthy" and "not wealthy," according to Ernie Eves' criteria.
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Party Platforms Compare the platform promises of the three main parties, point by point.
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Election Video and Audio Daily archives of election video and audio in a variety of streaming formats from CBC Radio and CBC Television.
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Elections from the Archives
From the Big Blue Machine to Premier Bob, the Common Sense Revolution and beyond, CBC Archives looks back at nearly 20 turbulent years of Ontario elections.
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Find out how more than 500,000 Ontario students will get into the habit of voting during this provincial election.
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