| Name | Comments |
| 2951 | Alison Seaman | The tax credit brought this industry—and investment—into this province. It is no different than the many subsidies that our resource sector receives. Removing this credit drives business elsewhere & SK loses out. Wrongheaded. |
| 2952 | Jennifer Olson-Ross | These jobs are important! |
| 2953 | Catherine Verrall | Being new to Sask I feel that the film industry is one of the most exciting and rewarding parts of life here. If you eliminate the film industry, there will be no taxes anyway. This seems not a cutting of "costs" but a refusal to accept income. |
| 2954 | Alison Tkach | |
| 2955 | Alexis Nicholson | |
| 2956 | Laura MacLellan | |
| 2957 | Louis Karim | |
| 2958 | Aidan Andrews | |
| 2959 | Pam McMartin | It is another way Saskatchewan has been put on the map with the film industry and has contributed to the ecoomic prosperity that we are enjoying. |
| 2960 | Randy Uhren | |
| 2961 | Linda Campbell | the film industry has put Sask on the map! Don't ruin it! |
| 2962 | Donna Uhren | |
| 2963 | Catrina Colchester | |
| 2964 | Sam Acton | As a student studying film in another province, this decision ensures I will never be able to return home to work as I always hoped. Why would any young person want to live in a province with such a disrespect for the arts? |
| 2965 | Gillian Sernich | I can't believe this was thought through very well.It sure flies in the face of Mr. Wall's boasting about Saskatchewan as the growth province. I am proud to live here -- don't make us looks like a hick province. |
| 2966 | Diana Gamble | Why take something like this away when it has been so wonderful for our province. |
| 2967 | Glenn Sutter | |
| 2968 | Tammy Fitzpatrick | |
| 2969 | Liv Marken | |
| 2970 | marg Jardine | The film industry in Sask. is a step forward, Let's not go backward now |
| 2971 | Nicole Check | |
| 2972 | Kurt Gottselig | I'm in the oil and gas industry and feel the effects of tax credits for my industry. Why on earth would you want to send people away that bring a positive saskatchewan needed people and jobs? Makes no sense whatsoever and sets a terrible precedent |
| 2973 | Nicole Desanghere | |
| 2974 | This signature has been deleted. |
| 2975 | Jennifer Gennutt | |
| 2976 | Joan Flood | Please reconsider this decision. The relatively small cost earns a very good return, and the investment is critical to the survival of this important arts industry. |
| 2977 | Maureen Erlendson | Reconsider the ill advised elimination of the film tax credit. |
| 2978 | Darin Lanigan | eliminating the credit kills the industry and will drive hundreds out of the province to find work. That's real progress Mr. Wall! |
| 2979 | Shawn Fraser | This has kept my brother in the province working on quality Canadian films. |
| 2980 | Koren Arychuk | To cut this tax credit would support the cutting of education, communication and employment... clearly all positive aspects to the growth of our economy. |
| 2981 | Vera Trembach | Corner Gas, enough said. |
| 2982 | Jayson Brinkworth | |
| 2983 | John MacDonald | Bad Brad! |
| 2984 | Diego Escudero | |
| 2985 | Tanice Mackie | |
| 2986 | Jay Wilson | |
| 2987 | Joshua Filion | |
| 2988 | Rick Hancox | |
| 2989 | Pam Lasell | |
| 2990 | Claudia Yakichuk | |
| 2991 | Tracy Knutson | |
| 2992 | Mary Whitehouse | For shame Sask Party! We need people in all walks of life to make a living in each Province. Strasbourg SK |
| 2993 | Bert Yakichuk | |
| 2994 | Sarah Morphy | |
| 2995 | Anika Yakichuk | |
| 2996 | Sandra Panko | The film industry helped support a family of 6 for 15 years. I want to live in a province where arts and those that work in the arts are cherished and supported. Is that province Saskatchewan? |
| 2997 | Marc Yakichuk | |
| 2998 | Liz Jarvis | From a Manitoba producer: I don't understand this decision that will surely mean an exodus of creative talent and Saskatchewan stories left untold. Please reconsider. |
| 2999 | Leona Martin | Keep our creative talent in this Province..... |
| 3000 | Darren Olson | Small industry with huge impact. SFETC is a great ROI for the province. |