| Name | Comments |
2751 | Morgan S. | Dont do it, it will kill people's careers |
2752 | Vanessa Neufeld | |
2753 | Jonathan Cruz | Keep the SFETC. |
2754 | Tillen Bruce | This is a creative province Mr.Wall, but you are making it a backward province with this move. |
2755 | Vincent Wood | |
2756 | Kathryn Bracht | |
2757 | Jenn Glasser-Sawchyn | Saskatchewan is supposed to be growing into a have province. Don't destroy an entire industry and drive hard working people away!! |
2758 | Erik Konoff | |
2759 | Lee Kolenick | Graduate of the U of R Film Program and gainfully employed in the SK Film industry since 2004. Wife went into labour with our second child the day the new budget was announced. Thanks to breast milk, at least one of us can eat. |
2760 | Jimmy Kounios | |
2761 | Rob Middleton | Do the math again. You've made a mistake. Fix it. |
2762 | Heather MacRae | YOU ARE MOVING IN THE WRONG DIRECTON!!! |
2763 | Ken Walters | The removal of this tax credit is petty, mean-spirited and in terms of $ saved to the gov't ... negligable. This move has given me reason to reconsider both my support of the party and my financial support. THIS IS NOT The Saskatchewan Advantage. |
2764 | Garnet Roberts | :( |
2765 | Shelley Yim | Professionals from the film industry have volunteered their time and equipment, acting as mentors for many fourth year film students. Only truly dedicated professionals would volunteer their time to enrich the learning of future film makers. |
2766 | Crystal Muller | |
2767 | Mike Sweeney | The reason why this countries film industry has never been able to break through that glass ceiling is because of moves like this. The powers that be have never given anything a chance to expand and now to shut it down completely? That is unacceptable for |
2768 | Derek Roeher | |
2769 | gillian harding-russell | We will lose our talented film people to other provinces. |
2770 | Charlene G | |
2771 | Barry Fetch | |
2772 | Jennifer Crossfield | Bad idea! |
2773 | Alex Bugajski | |
2774 | marian toth | |
2775 | Rodrigo Sagastegui | we need the film emplyment tax credit! |
2776 | Jennifer Squires | |
2777 | david ursu | |
2778 | J-P Crowe | During my time working at Cosmicpad Music Studios, Ross was writing music for Wapos Bay, a claymation television series that takes a humorous look at aboriginal life featuring positive role models for children. In my opinion my Dad’s greatest work as a film producer and writer is Rabbit Fall which got me excited and interested in Native Canadian stories and culture with a supernatural thriller twist. He’s also done great work promoting aboriginal fashion designers. Whether you think Corner Gas is funny or not, the Sask Party’s decision to eliminate the Saskatchewan Film Employment Tax Credit is about Saskatchewan storytellers. This will kill the film industry in Saskatchewan and silence the storytellers’ voice.
The Sask Party knows that this is losing jobs and economic stimulus for Saskatchewan. The NDP supports it and so they oppose it; the motive is ideological.
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2779 | Blake Kaminski | Do not pass this it shall affect our industry severly. |
2780 | Tracy Johnson | We have so many talented and innovative artists and technicians who are able to stay in our province because of these tax credits. Please reinstate them, and stop the brain drain. |
2781 | Dave Mylrea | keep the film tax credit |
2782 | darcy baranosky | this sends the wrong message to Saskatchewan and the rest of the country.In great economic times we should be encouraging the arts in all of its components.
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2783 | Rhonda Lang | We have a Film and Video Production program at the University of Regina, in Saskatchewan, and we are cutting the very lifeline for these students? Keep the SFETC. |
2784 | Justin Rebelo | |
2785 | Todd Snider | |
2786 | P French | How does cutting thousands of jobs promote "economic growth"? |
2787 | David Henneberg | |
2788 | Michael Stonehouse | I think this is unfair. what is going to happen with all these people and their families? |
2789 | Sean Ryan | |
2790 | Char Seymour | We don't want to lose these talented people, they will be forced to move elsewhere. We need to keep them here. |
2791 | Douglas Casimel | We found the money. Just switch these (oil and gas industry) subsidies back to the film and television industry. "http://www.behindthenumbers.ca/2012/03/23/brad-walls-wonderful-world-of-laissez-faire/" |
2792 | Lauren Kapphahn | |
2793 | Holley Rope | |
2794 | Milan Davidovic | It's not a subsidy, it's an investment with a good return. |
2795 | Jennifer Yim | Professional film makers and crews are now unemployed in a province that is thriving. This is so unfair. |
2796 | Greg Mrazek | In the future, when the Saskatchewan Government spends taxpayer dollars to film its TV commercials about Saskatchewan they are going to have to go Alberta to do it. Creating jobs in Alberta with Sask. taxpayer money? Does this make economic sense ???????? |
2797 | Adrian | This credit is one of the best way's to get Saskatchewan seen globally. What where you actually thinking of removing this? And why did you try to lead us to believe that it cost the taxpayers, when they return so much revenue back. |
2798 | Anthony Rodier | |
2799 | regan | I don't like seeing friends struggling |
2800 | Dianne Hubelit |
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