Canadian Nationalist Party

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01 National Policy

We must subsidize and protect the growth of Canadian industries at home and abroad.

02 Demographic Policy

We must maintain the demographic status of the current European-descended majority.

03 Monarchical Policy

We must consolidate national decisions under the vested interests of an authority above the democratic system.

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The Canadian Nationalist Party is a political party operating in the federal jurisdiction of Canada. Our movement represents a revival of national identity. It
is through our policies and vision of a better way of life for Canadians that we will form a majority government by electing candidates to our House of
Commons.

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The Canadian Nationalist Party (CNP) is a political party operating in the federal jurisdiction of Canada founded in June, 2017. The goal of our political action is directed towards improvement of social & economic conditions of an ethnocentric Canada.

Our movement represents a revival of national identity. This is a movement based on the British Christian traditions inherent in the history of Canada.

We advocate for ethnocentricity because we believe any political stance is rooted in identity. That is, the unifying factor of a country is understood to be a common tradition, lineage, & language. In 1971, 97% of Canada’s population was of European-descent. In 2019, this number now stands at a diminished 64%. Therefore, we demand this demographic change (an agenda put forth by Pierre Trudeau and accelerated by Justin Trudeau) be discontinued immediately.

Having a nationalist narrative in our House of Commons is crucially important at this juncture in our country’s history because the current establishment is seeking to destroy our national identity and the defamatory portrayal of our party from mainstream media demonstrates we are doing exactly what they cannot afford to have gain traction. Understand, we are the party of true political change.

It is through our policies and vision of a better way of life for Canadians that we will form a majority government by electing candidates to our House of Commons.

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Email: contact@nationalist.ca

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  • Any man who says that he is a Canadian, but tries to impose his customs and habits on us, is not a Canadian.

    Prime Minister Wilfrid Laurier

  • The ownership and operation of a railway is a national function because the railway is no more than a modern highway of commerce operated by a common carrier.

    Prime Minister Robert Borden

  • The people of Canada do not wish as a result of mass immigration to make a fundamental alteration in the character of our population.

    Prime Minister Mackenzie King

  • Once a nation parts with the control of its currency and credit, it matters not who makes the nations laws.

    Prime Minister Mackenzie King

  • Adequate protection is that which would at all times secure the Canadian market to Canadians in respect to all Canadian enterprises.

    Prime Minister Robert Borden

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Travis Patron is a political economist and digital money researcher best known for his research into the internet payment system bitcoin.

At the age of 21, Travis founded Diginomics, a bitcoin investment firm focusing on the changing nature of government regulation, taxation, and business collaboration on a global basis. With special interests in cryptography and computer programming, Diginomics has quickly grown to become a leading voice in the highly ambitious cryptocurrency industry.

At the age of 25 he founded the Canadian Nationalist Party.

Studying at the University of Saskatchewan from 2010 – 2013, Travis earned a Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Arts with a specialization in economic policy. During his post-secondary academic career, he studied on exchange at both the University of Montreal and Stockholm University.

Born in Redvers, Saskatchewan, Travis has always attributed his success to the sense of work ethic and humbleness instilled in him through the farming community.

You can learn more about him at www.travispatron.com or follow him on Twitter @TravisPatron.

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