| Name | Comments |
| 3601 | Oliver Providnti | |
| 3602 | carla sheridan | |
| 3603 | Catherine McKeehan | This is very short-sighted thinking in a province known for its long view. |
| 3604 | Troy Desjarlais | |
| 3605 | Paula Ward | |
| 3606 | Robyn Matieshin | Bizarre reasoning for this cut.. We need it back though. As an amateur filmaker.. im watching this closely |
| 3607 | Brenda Getz | |
| 3608 | Michelle Wilkinson | Some of our nearest and dearest already have their house up for sale. He works in film. She is a nurse. Say goodbye to both. |
| 3609 | Suzie Vinnick | |
| 3610 | Bob and Wendy Matthews | |
| 3611 | This signature has been deleted. |
| 3612 | Wendy Eistetter | |
| 3613 | Jarrett Metcalfe | seems like the government hasn't thought about the people who decided to stay here for the last 14 years due to the credit. what happens now the the companys the have built, all the hard work down the tubes? not a good way to get re elected |
| 3614 | Gregory Middleton | The economic benefits are large in tax credit support of film/tv/media. Both in money spent in the area and the quality of employment it generates. |
| 3615 | Carol Thomas | |
| 3616 | Karl Shaw | |
| 3617 | Joana Cook | Ridiculous. The film industry in Saskatchewan is something every resident should be proud of. With the province in a boom as it is, this should not be tolerated. |
| 3618 | Margo Embury | This tax cut is very shortsighted and punitive to an industry which adds economic value as well as cultural richness to Saskatchewan. |
| 3619 | Alicia Popoff | |
| 3620 | Owen Stambuck | You must spend money to make money. Cutting the tax credits will only drag down the economy...put the money back into the peoples' hands to spur the economy!! |
| 3621 | Jonathan bresciani | This is typical of this government. They take good care of their friends and forget about everyone else that makes Sask as great as it is |
| 3622 | Hannah Gasper | Thanks for taking SK out of the running for any future film opportunities!!!!! |
| 3623 | Eyton Embury | |
| 3624 | Stephen Fearing | |
| 3625 | Janine Johnson | |
| 3626 | Joel Fafard | Just as investing in oil pays, so does investing in the arts. Why choose only one path. Even people who get rich off oil need art in there lives. |
| 3627 | Ellen | |
| 3628 | Shirley Ward | |
| 3629 | cheryl weger | |
| 3630 | Pat Lorje | |
| 3631 | Danielle Korol | |
| 3632 | Michelle | |
| 3633 | Erin A | |
| 3634 | Gayl Hipperson | Stay after the movie and watch the credits ... that "crew of 1000's" are TAXPAYERS employed in the film industry!! |
| 3635 | Jan Shay | |
| 3636 | Heather grant | Your messing with hard working citizens that WANT to stay here in our wonderful province we call our home. Let us stay proud and help us create a great place to live, visit, and LOVE!!!!! |
| 3637 | tyler | |
| 3638 | Ashley Rose | Cutting the tax credit is going to force my husband and I to move out of Saskatchewan, please reinstate it. |
| 3639 | Aaron Franklin | |
| 3640 | Darcy Shaw | Few government programs generate this level of return on investment. The far reach of media and film positively impacts the image and reputation of Saskatchewan and supports diversification of the economy. The merits of the program are self evident. |
| 3641 | gail simmons | |
| 3642 | Adam Barnick | I was fortunate to work on one of many great films generated in Saskatchewan. Extraordinarily film-friendly area and some of the best, hardest working crew I've seen. Cutting a tax credit here is a direct shot in the film industry's foot. Don't do it. |
| 3643 | Darby | |
| 3644 | Lee Starck | |
| 3645 | Jack Stoeber | |
| 3646 | Jessica Ruecker | |
| 3647 | Betty McDougall | Reconsider, please. Many young people have been able to remain in Saskatchewan because of film industry opportunities here. We will be losing those folks to other provinces now. |
| 3648 | Jack Stoeber | |
| 3649 | This signature has been deleted. |
| 3650 | Greg Carr | |