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The big gambleHow faith-based schools sunk John Tory's dreams.more » 
Electoral reformThe pros and cons of mixed member proportional.more » 
Getting to know youWe posed ten questions to the party leaders, to get to know them better.more » 
Women and the voteWill rules change improve their numbers?more » 
Campaign IssuesOntario's power crunch: Is nuclear the only answer?more » 
Election PromisesParty promises and their price tagsmore » 
Minority GovernmentHow does it work?more » 
Reporters BlogDate with historymore » 
CandidatesLists of candidates by name and by party affiliation.more » 
Faith-based schoolsBy Jennifer Wilson
How provincial governments finance religious schools.CBCNews.ca | Sept. 17, 2007 more » 
Fixed-Date VotesBy John Gray
John Gray on whether fixed election dates are better.CBCNews.ca | Sept. 7, 2007 more » 
AnalysisBy John McGrath
Surplus and uncertainty as Ontario goes to the polls.CBCNews.ca | Aug. 31, 2007 more » 
Ontario referendum 2007: Electoral reform or not?By Emily Chung
Which system should Ontarians use to elect their provincial government? more »
CBCNews.ca | Aug. 31, 2007 
How we got hereBy Emily Chung
During the 2003 election campaign, the Liberals made the right promises.CBCNews.ca | Aug. 31, 2007 more » 
Premiers On ParadeCBCNews.ca | Aug. 31, 2007
A gallery of Ontario's premiers, with brief descriptions of their achievements while in power.
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By the NumbersBy Emily Chung
Statistics on voter turnout and election history.CBCNews.ca | Aug. 31, 2007 more » 
How Ontario voted: the 2003 electionCBCNews.ca | Aug. 31, 2007
Revisit our coverage of the Liberal landslide of 2003.more »
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More Ontario Votes Headlines »
- McGuinty wins massive majority, Tory loses seat
- Dalton McGuinty won a second majority government for the Liberals in Ontario on Wednesday night, a triumph for a party that earlier expressed fears of a drop to minority status.
- Ontario rejects electoral reform in referendum
- Ontario voters have rejected a proposed electoral reform that would have seen some provincial legislators chosen based on a party's share of the popular vote, results showed Thursday.
- Ontario voter turnout a record low
- The percentage of eligible voters casting ballots in Wednesday's Ontario election hit an all-time low despite changes introduced in an effort to boost turnout.
- Ont. Green party scores 8 per cent of vote
- No Green party candidates made it to the Ontario legislature in Wednesday's election, but that defeat was sweetened by a swell in their share of the popular vote, which more than doubled.
- McGuinty only leader not facing leadership questions
- Liberal Leader Dalton McGuinty won re-election in Ottawa South and NDP Leader Howard Hampton again won his northern Ontario riding of Kenora-Rainy River. PC Leader John Tory was defeated.
