Apr 2023
The Canadian Nationalist Party is today compelling the Province Of Saskatchewan by writ of mandamus to uphold our religious liberty and exonerate the accused in matters (R. v Patron) where they were wrongfully convicted.
The Province Of Saskatchewan lacks personal jurisdiction to proceed against the Canadian Nationalist Party under section 319 (so-called “hate speech”) and have attempted to do so illegally since February 14th, 2021. Saskatchewan forfeited in personam jurisdiction over our speech, our propaganda, and more, after they refused our leader, Mr. Travis Patron, the right to practice law within the dominion’s courts without a license in matters which were held in early
Dec 2020
Kevin Weedmark of the Moosomin World-Spectator was served a court order to cease and desist publishing defamatory content about Canadian Nationalist Party Leader Travis Patron today. The court of common law held reasonable grounds that media publications, which Weedmark is an owner of, have, following the recent 43rd Federal Election, falsely-accused Patron of engaging in criminality. Weedmark has been served a court-ordered ban on further publication, dissemination, excerption, or summarization
Nov 2020
Southeast Cornerstone School Division Letter – Superintendent Southeast Cornerstone School Division Response Letter – Travis Patron TO:Kevin HengenSuperintendent of Schools East Service AreaSouth East Cornerstone Public School Division80A-18th Street Northeast,Weyburn, SaskatchewanS4H 2W4 FROM:Travis PatronCanadian Nationalist PartyPO Box 490,Redvers, SaskatchewanS0C 2H0 DATE: Monday, November 30th, 2020 South East Cornerstone Public School Division – Response LetterMr. Superintendent, This is an acknowledgement that we have received your recent letter referencing a potential violation
Nov 2020
Earlier this week RCMP constables fined Canadian Nationalist Party Leader Travis Patron $2,800 for visiting a public library in his hometown without wearing a mask. During the recent 43rd Federal Election, Patron requested, and was denied ubiquitously, the liberty of being permitted to assemble publicly and communicate electoral policies to voters. Not a single request to assemble and communicate policies after the issue of the writ was honoured (September 11th – October
Nov 2020
Canadian Nationalist Party (CNP) Leader Travis Patron is waiting for Court Of Queen's Bench For Saskatchewan to decide if he will be granted leave to represent the corporation in a civil action claiming unconstitutional exclusion from recent 43rd Federal Election.