The party contested the 2007 Saskatchewan general election and failed to win any seats, securing less than one percent of the vote.
In March 2004, Emery was arrested in Saskatoon for trafficking after passing a joint to another person while attending a pro-cannabis rally at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S).
While he served his sentence, two protestors staged a vigil outside the Provincial Courthouse in response.
[7] Holowaty became the first SKMP candidate in contesting a March 2007 by-election in the district of Martensville.
[8] In the fall 2007 provincial election, the party fielded five candidates—all in Saskatoon and Regina and far short of the full slate it had envisioned.