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Prime Minister Paul Martin
says he does not intend to stay on as Liberal Party leader following his
government's defeat at the polls in the Jan. 23 federal election. |

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Ralph Goodale, finance
minister in the Liberal government of Prime Minister Paul Martin, was re-elected in
Saskatchewan. |

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Dubbed "Landslide
Annie," Deputy Prime Minister Anne McLellan was defeated in the Edmonton-Centre
riding |

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Disgraced former NDP MP Svend
Robison was defeated in Vancouver-Centre by former Liberal cabinet minister Hedy Fry. In
2004, Robinson admitted to stealing an expensive ring, saying he was under a great deal of
stress. |

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Belinda Stronach, who defected
from the Conservative party to join the governing Liberals as a cabinet minister, was
re-elected in the southern Ontario riding of Newmarket-Aurora. However, she will now be
seated on the Opposition benches facing the party she left. |

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NDP leader Jack Layton and his
wife, Olivia Chow, were both elected to the House of Commons in the Jan. 23 federal
election, she for the first time. |

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Long-time Liberal cabinet
minister Pierre Pettigrew was defeated in the Montreal riding of Papineau. |

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Conservative Justice Critic
Vic Toews won re-election in Manitoba's Provencher constituency and will likely be in the
cabinet of party leader Stephen Harper. |

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Maverick Ontario Liberal MP
Tom Wappel, who voted against his party on issues such as same-sex marriage and
abortion, was re-elected in Scarborough-Southwest. |

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Tony Valeri, House Leader in
the Liberal government of Prime Minister Paul Martin, was defeated in Hamilton East-Stoney
Creek. |

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Liza Frulla, Heritage Minister
in Liberal government of Prime Minister Paul Martin, was defeated in the Quebec riding of
Jeanne-Le Ber |

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Stockwell Day, former
leader of the Canadian Alliance won re-election to the House of Commons in the B.C. riding
of Okanagan-Coquihalla. |

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Ethel Blondin-Andrew, who in
1998 became the first Aboriginal woman elected to the House of Commons and was a minister
of state, was defeated in the Northwest Territories riding of Western Arctic. |

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Conservative Cheryl Gallant, a
controversial pro-life MP who declined to take part in all-candidates meeting in the
Ontario riding of Renfrew-Nippissing-Pembroke, was elected to her third term. |
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