CANADIAN FEDERAL ELECTION - PAUL MARTIN

Incumbent Prime Minister of Canada Paul Martin addresses his Liberal Party supporters on election night in his electoral district of Lasalle-Emard in Montreal on January 23, 2006. The Liberal Party took 103 parliamentary seats as it was defeated by the Conservative Party with 124 seats to form a new minority government. Martin was re-elected and becomes the official leader of the Opposition. (UPI Photo / Grace Chiu)

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