The Sex Party, the first registered sex-positive political party in the world, is running three candidates in the May 12 election, the same number that ran in the 2005 election.

The Party has a unique perspective on the key election issues:

Our campaign is underway.

Saturday March 21 we will be doing a nomination drive for our three candidates.

We need a few supporters to help us get the 100 signatures we need in each riding.

We will be on Commercial Drive and Kitsilano.

Last election this was really fun. 

So far three people have declared as candidates for The Sex Party. We invite other interested people who may want to run to contact us asap.

Want to get involved in the campaign in any way? Come to a wine and cheese party and meet the candidates and learn more about how you can participate in the election.
when: 7 pm Wednesday Mar 11, 2009

Four years have gone by quickly and another BC Election is just months away. 

In 2005 we ran three candidates in Vancouver, participated in all candidates meetings, and gave many interviews to the media.

We are looking for articulate and sex-positive people to stand for election under the banner of the Party in the upcoming election.

Check out the latest issue of our ezine Public Sex. It examines the judge's decision in our case against Canada Post and what it reveals about judicial attitudes towards sex.

Our case raised for the first time in a court in Canada the issue of institutionalized prejudice against sexuality.

Tuesday January 15, 2008

Judge Orders Canada Post to rewrite regulations

The Sex Party, a registered political party in BC, has succeeded in its litigation against Canada Post.

We won!

It is that time of year.  Consider donating to The Sex Party, a registered political party in British Columbia, and earn the best tax deduction available on your 2007 income taxes!

Donate up to $100 and get back 75% in a tax deduction.
Donate between $100 and $500 and get back 50% in a tax deduction.
(Available only to BC taxpayers.)

Justice Beaudry of the Federal Court of Canada reserved judgment on Wednesday October 17, after a 2.5 day trial. Decisions can issue as soon as a week after a hearing or as much as months afterward.

There were no surprises at the hearing. Both parties followed closely their written arguments that had been filed months earlier.

Greetings from the Sex Party.

Our lawsuit against Canada Post goes to trial next week in Federal Court in Vancouver. It starts Oct 15 and goes for three days.

The case has generated a mountain of documents and an enormous amount of work for the Sex Party.