During the recent 43rd Federal Election, the Canadian Nationalist Party requested, and was denied without exception, the liberty of being permitted to assemble publicly and communicate its electoral policies to voters. Not a single request to assemble and communicate our policies after the issue of the writ was honoured (September 11th – October 21st, 2019). Every request was denied.
On September 11th, 2020 our organization filed a Statement Of Claim with the Court Of Queen’s Bench For Saskatchewan in order to address the aforesaid constitutional violation (Canadian Charter Of Rights & Freedoms s. 2(a)(b)(c)) with the Canadian Nationalist Party acting as plaintiff and the City Of Saskatoon as defendant.
On Thursday, November 5th, the Court Of Queens Bench For Saskatchewan held a hearing to decide if current Party Leader, Chief Agent, and Sole Director (Mr. Travis Patron) should be granted leave to continue serving as lawyer representing the Canadian Nationalist Party. During these proceedings, the Canadian Nationalist Party referred to their notice of application pursuant Rule 2-34(2) in favour of granting Mr. Patron leave to continue acting as lawyer on behalf of the corporation.
Canadian Nationalist Party (CNP) Leader Travis Patron is currently waiting for Court Of Queen’s Bench For Saskatchewan to decide if he will be granted leave to represent the corporation in this civil action claiming unconstitutional exclusion from recent 43rd Federal Election.
To date, the Canadian Nationalist Party has been found to have violated no section of the Canada Elections Act nor have we violated any “hate speech” legislation nor incited violence at any public event whatsoever.
The Canadian Nationalist Party is the only federally-registered political party headquartered in Saskatchewan and one of only two headquartered in all of Western Canada. Violating the democratic viability of a such parties is contrary to the public interest.
