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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_video link=”https://youtu.be/nVdl95iLENQ” align=”center”][vc_column_text]The Canadian Nationalist Party has made publicly available the names of the electors who signed in support of party registration status.

This development comes only days after the party attained official registration status.

Statement from Canadian Nationalist Party Leader Travis Patron:

It is very encouraging news to hear from Elections Canada that we have attained official status. This effort has been long in the making but we are proud to have accomplished our goal. I want to extend a special thank you to our supporters and members who have backed our party selflessly and fearlessly. These individuals will be remembered as true patriots who stood for the nationhood of their country in the face of adversity. We are grateful to those who have enabled us to reach this stage and are excited by what we can accomplish together in the coming months and years.

– Travis Patron, Leader of the Canadian Nationalist Party

Disclaimer: Anyone can submit a declaration in support of registration directly to Elections Canada. Under the Canada Elections Act there exist no ability to deny someone from supporting the registration of a political party and therefore, a signed declaration does not imply endorsement of the signatories actions or beliefs. We are Canadian citizens advocating for the nationhood of our country. For those interested in learning about our platform we encourage them to read our policies or get in contact with us by email or phone.

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The Canadian Nationalist Party has obtained official registration status now that it has successfully nominated at least 1 candidate to run in the upcoming 43^rd Federal Election.

Read the full letter: Letter Of Registration – Canadian Nationalist Party

View all registered parties: Registered Political Parties – Elections Canada

Now that the party has obtained official registration status it is able to issue tax-receipts on all donations made on or after the drop of the writ (September 11^th, 2019).

If you are interested in making a donation to the CNP: Party Donation

The Canadian Nationalist Party currently has a single candidate nominated, party leader Travis Patron, who is running in the district of Souris – Moose Mountain.

Upon hearing the news from Elections Canada, Party Leader Travis Patron had this to say:

It is very encouraging news to hear from Elections Canada today that we have attained official status. This effort has been long in the making but we are proud to have accomplished this goal. I want to extend a special thank you to our supporters and members who have backed our party selflessly and fearlessly. These individuals will be remembered as true patriots who stood for the nationhood of their country in the face of adversity. We are grateful to those who have enabled us to reach this stage and are excited by what we can accomplish together in the coming months and years.
– Travis Patron, Leader of the Canadian Nationalist Party

1. Reinstate the Immigration Act of 1952, deport illegal migrants, reduce annual immigration rate to 20,000 – 100,000 annually, withdraw from the United Nations Compact On Migration.
2. Create a publicly managed Oil & Gas Investment Trust modeled off the Norwegian Pension Fund + abolish the federal carbon tax.
3. Discontinue public funding of gay pride parades, remove homosexuality/transgenderism from the academic curriculum entirely.
4. Restrict abortion procedures by adopting a policy of Protection of Life.
5. Prohibit public officials from holding dual-citizenship.
6. Restructure/abolish inter-provincial equalization payments to make it fair for Western Canada.
7. Abolish the income tax for unmarried citizens earning less than $35,000/year or those married & jointly earning less than $70,000/year.
8. Increase military funding to +3% gross domestic product (GDP), withdraw from North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), adopt peacekeeping role.
9. Restore the Bank of Canada Act of 1938, allowing the Bank of Canada to issue no-interest loans to public institutions.
10. Newlywed couples be eligible for a marriage loan, 20% of which is forgiven with each common child. Both husband and wife must have been born on the land.
11. Amend the Indian Act, enabling property ownership for aboriginals on land held in federal Crown trusts.
12. Lower the small business tax to 8%, encouraging entrepreneurship and new job creation.

Media Inquiries:

Call: 306-700-2193
Email: contact@nationalist.ca

Party Resources:

• Party Membership
• Party Constitution
• Code of Conduct
• Privacy Policy

Leader Speech:

• Redvers Nationalist Address – June 14th, 2019