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Voting Day November 5, 2003 
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The Politics of Perception
Geoff Leo| CBC News | Oct. 15

His face graces one of Saskatoon's busiest intersections, but it takes more than a big billboard to get noticed.
Full Story runs 6:29 in RealPlayer >>

It is the nature of opposition politics. Criticize, complain cajole. But Elwin Hermanson and the Saskatchewan Party have turned that into a fine art form.
Full Story runs 6:49 in RealPlayer >>

The people of Nipawin had a few bones to pick with the premier Calvert. Some concerned about the local seniors home others about the impact of mad cow disease. But all the anger and concern isn't anything a little folksy Saskatchewan charm can't fix...
Full Story runs 6:26 in RealPlayer >>

The Image of Politics
Stefani Langenegger| CBC News | Oct. 15

The election campaign is in full swing. Who these leaders are, or at least who they appear to be is going to play a role at the ballot box.
Full Story runs 7:19 in RealPlayer >>

Who are you? It's an important question, but for politicians it may not be as important as who people think you are. In this campaign public appeal is key. Experts say that when there is a close race between parties and a big difference between leaders, the conditions are perfect for a contest that is based on who instead of what...
Full Story runs 10:19 in RealPlayer >>

 

 

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