Canadian Prime Minister, Jean Chretien comes forward to hongi, a welcoming gesture, with Hugh Kawharu, a Maori elder during a welcoming of the APEC conference in Auckland, New Zealand, in this Sept. 12, 1999 file photo. Chretien said Wednesday he will not seek a fourth mandate and will leave office in February 2004. (CP PICTURE ARCHIVE/Fred Chartrand)

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Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien joins in a Arabic dance with Palestinian refugees while visiting the Souf Palestinian Refugee Camp in Jerash, Jordan, Sunday,April 16, 2000.(CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien waves before getting into his limousine as he leaves Parlaiment Hill, after Question Period, Thursday, April 5, 2001. The House of Commons will start a two week break after Friday. Chretien who rarely attends Friday Question Period has been griiled for weeks by the opposition parties over his dealings with the Grand-Mere golf club in his riding.(CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien sits behind the wheel of a bus participating in a Canada Loves New York campaign on Parlaiment Hill, Wednesday, November 21, 2001. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien strikes the pose of the Terracotta Warriors as he tours the Museum of the Terracotta Warriors near the city of Xi'an, China, Monday, Febuary 12, 2001.(CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > HOWDY--Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien lifts his leg to display a pair of cowboy boots he is wearing for an informal evening dinner hosted by U.S. President Bill Clinton in Denver, Colorado, the site if the Summit of Eight, Saturday June 21, 1997. With Chretien is U.S. President Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chretien's wife Aline. Fred Chartrand/The Canadian Press

Fred Chartrand > President George W. Bush and Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien smile for the cameras during an APEC Leaders Summit family photograph in Shanghai, China, Sunday Oct. 21, 2001. Prime Minister Chretien announced Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2002 he intends to step down in February 2004. (CP PICTURE ARCHIVE/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > (VCRX 102) VANCOUVER, Nov. 25--Prime Minister Jean Chretien shows of the new leather jacket and demin shirt that all the APEC leaders wore to the second day of Asia-Pacific economy talks in Vancouver Tuesday. (CP PHOTO) 1997 (stf-Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Canadian Prime Minister, Jean Chretien comes forward to hongi, a welcoming gesture, with Hugh Kawharu, a Maori elder during a welcoming of the APEC conference in Auckland, New Zealand, in this Sept. 12, 1999 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 tries his hand at photography as he photographs his official photographer Jean-Marc Carisse during a book launch of Carisse's photographs entitled Privileged Access with Trudeau, Turner and Chretien, on Parliament Hill, Wednesday, May 3, 2000.(CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > U.S. President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Jean Chretien shake hands Tuesday, June 25, 2002 during a meeting at the G8 Summit in Kananaskis, Alberta. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Jean Chretien and French President Jacques Chirac pour themselves a locally-brewed beer during an informal meeting Tuesday, June 25, 2002, at the G8 Summit retreat in Kananaskis, Alberta. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Canadian Prime Minister, Jean Chretien comes forward to hongi, a welcoming gesture, with Hugh Kawharu, a Maori elder during a welcoming of the APEC conference in Auckland, New Zealand, in this Sept. 12, 1999 file photo. Chretien said Wednesday he will not seek a fourth mandate and will leave office in February 2004. (CP PICTURE ARCHIVE/Fred Chartrand)

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