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This just in: Ches Crosbie has a sense of humour (and a hell of a hill to climb) It evidently came as a surprise to a number of people that Ches Crosbie not only can make you laugh, but is quite aware, thank you very much, of his image. As John Gushue writes, Crosbie has a dead-serious challenge to win over voters in the Feb. 13 election. Social Sharing Posted: Feb 06, 2021 6:00 AM NT | Last Updated: February 6

Vote Compass: Economy is top issue for majority of voters in N.L. election The economy is — by far — the top issue on the minds of Newfoundland and Labrador voters, with the provincial election now just over a week away, according to Vote Compass. Social Sharing CBC News · comments Vote Compass has prepared a suite of questions for voters in the Newfoundland and Labrador election. (Zach Goudie/CBC) The economy is — by far — the top issue on the minds of Newfoundland and Labrador vote...

Navigating the election: Heres how Vote Compass works, and how you can use it A Canadian-made elections tool has had applications across the globe, and now for the first time is being used in Newfoundland and Labrador. Find out how Vote Compass is designed, and how it might influence policy in the province, no matter who wins the next election. Social Sharing CBC News ·

Vote Compass: Find out how your views compare with the major parties Curious about how your views on campaign issues line up with the platforms of the major parties in N.L.? You’re in luck. Vote Compass asks you to weigh in pressing issues, and then compares your thoughts with what the parties have to say. Social Sharing Stay up to date on what the parties are saying and how that lines up with your beliefs CBC News ·