They Beat me to it:

F.Y.IThe following was posted to media across Canada and 2003 PC members in Nova Scotia.
======================Retiring Premier a class act. September 29, 2005 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEBible Hill, Nova Scotia - "Premier John Hamm will not be recorded as one of Nova Scotia's longest serving Progressive Conservative Premiers. He will be remembered as one of the classiest." said Progressive Canadian Party Leader Tracy Parsons, upon Dr. Hamm announcing his retirement after six years as Premier of Nova Scotia, and 12 years in legislature. “He has been a good, solid leader, always a gentleman and a winner when it counted.” said Parsons who worked with Premier Hamm as Director of the PC Provincial Executive,” The Nova Scotia Party has remained a PC Party despite pressures to alter its name to match that of new Conservative Party. "All PCs were please when the Halifax airport terminal was named for former N.S. premier Robert L. Stanfield "the best Prime Minister Canada never had ", whose traditions we follow.Though holding a minority government for two years, many accomplishments have been made under John Hamm’s watch, most notably the offshore revenue he managed to obtain for Nova Scotia. Leader Tracy Parsons and the members of the Progressive Canadian party wish Dr. John Hamm all the best with his future endeavors. The Progressive Canadian (PC) Party is a registered Federal Political Party comprised of progressive-conservative minded Canadians rebuilding from the roots of the former Progressive Conservative Party. For more information on the PC Party, it’s policies, structure or general information, go to www.progressivecanadian.org or call 866-812-6972.
(30)For more information or to request an interview, please contact:Jolene Jackson, Media RelationsProgressive Canadian Party(902) 877-4688 fjjackson@eastlink.ca Jim Love, President and National Campaign ManagerProgressive Canadian Party(416) 708-5519 mailto:lovej@pcparty.org

And as a result I'm bald...

Again.