| Name | Comments |
1401 | David Roman | The film industry is a vital part of our artistic culture, and it provides lots of spill off to the local economy. |
1402 | Kim Gaspar | Eliminating the tax credit puts the Saskatchewan film industry on an uneven footing with the rest of Canada, and will further hurt both the film industry and the Saskatchewan economy. Please re-instate the credit. |
1403 | Lauren Rakochy | |
1404 | Tim Domoslai | Brad Wall has sent a resounding message that he does not value the economic role that artists play in the growth of our province. He also fails to recognize the cultural importance that film, and the creative community, has in recognizing and expressing the rich cultural diversity of the people that have built this province. |
1405 | Candace Umbach | |
1406 | Morgan Bradford | |
1407 | Doris Santha | I support this petition. |
1408 | Sara Lindsay | I support this petition. |
1409 | Janel Smith | |
1410 | Blake Lerat | We need this type of industry to attract and keep people here. |
1411 | Sonia Buckmaster | This was a tax creidt--not a payout. It didn't cost the government anything and they did get income from the money spent in the province by those doing the filming here and working here. I think they need to hire new bean counters! |
1412 | Susan Wall | Keep Saskatchewan talent in Saskatchewan. |
1413 | Rowan Pantel | Our economy benefits from having the people employed by the film industry live here and spend their money. The film industry also employs many young people who would otherwise be leaving the province to pursue their careers. |
1414 | debbie thompson | We just had a film done in Dundurn which I thought was steller that a company from saskatoon would use our town to film the movie Rufus. the film buisness keeps our lives moving and well I do not understand the thinking of these cuts. |
1415 | Celia Overend | I have been in preliminary negotiations to bring a feature film production to Saskatchewan. The SFETC was integral to the discussion; there will now be no further negotiations, period. Change is often needed, but this move is a mystery. |
1416 | Jenn Paul | I support this petition! |
1417 | Rick Vincent | Culture is paramount and must be supported in every way possible. |
1418 | Cara Carter | Amazing programming is created in Sask and employs our people. This move leads to job losses. Please reevaluate and reinstate the tax credit. |
1419 | Johnna Wright | I support this petition. |
1420 | Tom Davidson | This makes no sense... on any level. In your eyes is the province simply drawers of water and hewers of wood? You give over 600 million to Oil & Gas!!! A profit bloated industry and you cannot give 8 million to save an entire industry?The se are not arts-f |
1421 | Sandhya Padmanabh | Knowing who we are and what we have to offer is an important part of growing the province. Silencing and eliminating our storytellers at the expense of taxpayers is not the answer. |
1422 | bernard Beaudry | This wil result in many lost jobs & or businesses in the local community, the film industry supports community first in dollar and cents, what is left over has far reaching effects. Culture is the heart of who we are as a people. |
1423 | Laurie Petroski | You really aren't fooling any one. It's not about saving the tax credit - you hand out employment subsidies to mining and oil companies constantly. Keep an open mind - help us show off our beautiful province and it's talent. |
1424 | Treven Shalovelo | |
1425 | SableFilms | This will help Saskatchewan to stay ahead in the competitive film industry! |
1426 | James cooper | I support this petition |
1427 | Adrienne Gradauer | I support this petition. |
1428 | Andrew Huculak | I'm happy to have paid taxes on income I earned on productions such as: Insecurity, Little Mosque on the Prairies, Vampire Dog, Crime Stories, Lullaby for Pi and locally produced commercials. Please don't squander this critical cultural currency! |
1429 | Tracy Hannant | |
1430 | Joi T. Arcand | I support this petition. |
1431 | cindy grainger | "This wil result in many lost jobs & or businesses in the local community, the film industry supports community first in dollar and cents, what is left over has far reaching effects. Culture is the heart of who we are as a people."well said bernard beaudry |
1432 | Jeff Barker | art and culture are paramount to any community, they should be endorsed, supported and encouraged.
We must join together and lend our support for this petition. |
1433 | Melissa Bachmann | |
1434 | Colette Barnabe | |
1435 | Tami rogers | U have my support |
1436 | Monica Milas | I support this petition. |
1437 | Carrie Gall | I support this petition. |
1438 | Wayne Toth | |
1439 | Alison Grothe | I strongly support this petition! |
1440 | Lindsay Richards | The Sask Film Employment Tax has been nothing but beneficial to Saskatchewan. Don't kill a good thing!! Keep culture and creativity alive! |
1441 | Delphy Duke | |
1442 | Tamara Rusnak | I recently moved to Saskatchewan partly because of this province's support of Arts and Culture. This decision to eliminate the tax credit for film is a great disappointment. |
1443 | jodi payant | Taking this tax credit away makes no sense. You know very well that the credit was an investment in this industry and it created jobs. So I believe you don't like people in the film industry do you? I do not approve of this budget.Replace the film tax cre |
1444 | Richard Mills | |
1445 | Liz Burritt | I support this petition. |
1446 | Judy McNaughton | |
1447 | erica kirkland | I support this petition |
1448 | Kathryn Nogue | I support this petition. |
1449 | Nicole Pabisiak | |
1450 | Shannon Myers | Why bother creating incentives to stay in the province after graduating if you go and do things like this?? |