Federal Liberal Leader Stepane Dion holds the last rally of his election campaign in Richmond near Vancouver
Federal Liberal leader Stephane Dion's wife Janine Krieber smiles as she leaves a rally for supporters held by her husband in MP Raymond Chan's riding in Richmond near Vancouver, British Columbia, during Dion's last federal election campaign stop tonight, October 13, 2008 before returning to Quebec to vote in tomorrows election. Krieber an 'expert" in strategic studies and counter-terrorism issues teaches political science and sociology at Royal Military Colleges ASU Saint-Jean campus in Saint-Jean- sur-Richelieu. (UPI Photo/Heinz Ruckemann)
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