The fresh-faced dad from Ottawa surprised everyone by winning
the Ontario Liberal leadership almost 17 years ago.  Now after
three elections, Dalton McGuinty is closing the door on nine
years and three terms as premier and getting ready to start a
new chapter in his life as the Liberals prepare to choose his
successor as Liberal leader this weekend in Toronto.  He has
more grey in his hair, more wrinkles in his skin, but he's still
the same affable man, quick with a broad smile, and a keen sense
of humour.  Walking down the corridor inside the Ontario
legislature this week past a wall of portraits of his
predecessors, Ontario's 24th premier was asked who he'll pick to
do his portrait that generations will look upon to remember him.
"I don't know. But anytime I look at these I'm always reminded
that sooner or later, when you're premier, they're going to hang
you."  McGuinty shows the teflon attitude that helped him
deflect political bullets during a series of scandals, such as
the criminal probe into the Orng