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Canadian PM to resign after losing elections

Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin informed the governor general today that he would step down as prime minister.

Canadian PM to resign after losing elections

Tue, 24 Jan, 2006 - 18:46

Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin informed the governor general today that he would step down as prime minister.

Martin, 67, told Governor General Michaelle Jean of his intention to resign by telephone today.

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