Prime Minister Jean Chretien wearing fatiques and U.N. army helmet backwards tours a Canadian U.N. camp in Visoko, Bosnia Thursday, June 9, 1994. Prime Minister Chretien announced Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2002 he intends to step down in February 2004. (CP PICTURE ARCHIVE/Fred Chartrand)

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Fred Chartrand > Jean Chretien makes a victory sign shortly before the results were announced at the liberal leadership convention in Calgary. He won on the first ballot. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien looks on during a Canada-China signing ceremony on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Thursday, Dec. 11,2003. This is Chretien's last full day on the job as Paul Martin will be sworn in as Canada's 21st prime minister on Friday. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien wearing fatiques and U.N. army helmet backwards tours a Canadian U.N. camp in Visoko, Bosnia Thursday, June 9, 1994. Prime Minister Chretien announced Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2002 he intends to step down in February 2004. (CP PICTURE ARCHIVE/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien races up the stairs from the House of Commons to his office after Question Period, Wednesday December 11, 2002. Fred Chartrand/The Canadian Press

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien screams as he hits the rapids on the Ottawa river near Foresters Falls Ont., west of Ottawa, as he enjoys a white water rafting trip in this July 27, 2000 file photo. Chretien said Wednesday he will not seek a fourth mandate and will leave office in February 2004. (CP PICTURE ARCHIVE - Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien, framed between the Canadian and Lebanese flags, appears tired after his flight from Ottawa to Beirut Lebanon and attending events upon his arrival, Thursday October 17, 2002. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien and his wife Aline board the Liberal campaign jet in Ottawa on Thursday morning, November 2, 2000, headed for a day of campaigning in the Toronto area.(CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien, wearing a hard hat, reacts to the work being done on a woodworking machine at a wood plant in Scoudouc, New Brunswick, during a campaign stop Friday October 27, 2000.(CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien holds an impromptu news conference at Boundary Ranch Tuesday, June 25, 2002 between arrivals of heads of state for the G8 meeting in Kananaskis, Alberta. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien is shown through the eyepiece of a television camera as he holds a news scrum while on an election campaign stop in Montreal, Sunday, November 5, 2000. Chretien and the other party leaders will take part in televised debates this week.(CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand.

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien tours the ancient pink canyons and the carved lost Nabataean city of Petra in Jordan, Saturday April 15, 2000.(CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Liberal leader Prime Minister Jean Chretien's shadow is cast on a backdrop during a speech to the Young Chamber of Commerce of Montreal during a campaign stop in Montreal Monday November 20, 2000.(CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien peers through the mask and helmet of an underwater suit used for training by astronauts for space weightlessness, at the Gagarin Russian State Scientific Research for Cosmonaut Training in Star City, Russia, Saturday, Febuary 16, 2002. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Prime Minister Jean Chretien wearing fatiques and U.N. army helmet backwards tours a Canadian U.N. camp in Visoko, Bosnia Thursday, June 9, 1994. Prime Minister Chretien announced Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2002 he intends to step down in February 2004. (CP PICTURE ARCHIVE/Fred Chartrand)

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