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MARIJUANA PARTY SPEAKS OUT |
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Written by Ethan Erkiletian
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Monday, 19 June 2021 |
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 20, 2021 The Saskatchewan Marijuana Party became a registered provincial political party on June 7th, 2006 enabling its members to nominate candidates for election under the party's banner. The party as a whole would support a legal supply of cannabis in a regulated market. "There are several options to consider in regards to repealing cannabis prohibition within the province, but we have yet to properly debate these options with the membership at
a convention" said Nathan Holowaty, the party's leader. "This is not simply a federal issue. The provinces have a great deal of discretionary and decision making power concerning the legality of cannabis within their own borders."
The SKMP currently holds no affiliation with any other political groups and is an independent political party. Party founders have expressed a desire to work with other cannabis advocates across the nation to eliminate the harms of cannabis prohibition. The party wishes to run a full slate of candidates in the next provincial election. "We will actively advocate for all of those who have been or continue to be harmed by prohibitionist regimes here at home" said Holowaty.
The Saskatchewan Marijuana Party is a registered provincial political party comprised of those who are supportive of marijuana legal reform, and the protection of those naturally acquired civil liberties afforded to every Canadian citizen through the charter of rights and freedoms and by extension, every resident of Saskatchewan. For more information on the SKMP, visit their website at www.saskmp.ca.
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For More Information
Ethan Erkiletian, President
Sask. Marijuana Party
(306) 260-2952
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Nathan Holowaty, Leader
Sask. Marijuana Party
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 22 June 2021 )
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