| Name | Comments |
| 51 | Shumon Khan | |
| 52 | Eric Jackson | Since I was a child I have been able to watch as my dad and all his friends have created something from the ground up in Sask. It is a beautiful art, we must support it and save the SFETC! |
| 53 | Jerry Paul | |
| 54 | Hannah Tastad | |
| 55 | Alana Zuzak | What point is there in retention tax incentive programs if there are no jobs for newly graduated Arts students? Such attacks on the arts and culture sectors only drive away investment and well-educated, local youth. Reasons to stay in SK dwindle. |
| 56 | Ryan Good | |
| 57 | Alex Long | |
| 58 | Samuel Brisson | |
| 59 | James Whittingham | My first job was working on Devine Era propaganda commercials. I always felt it was that Conservative government that gave a boost to the birth of our industry. |
| 60 | Chris Kaptein | During this time of provincial growth it's disturbing to see this kind of backwards thinking. |
| 61 | Jay Robertson | Cutting this tax credit won't just 'effect" the film industry, it will annihilate it. It's an industry nuclear strike |
| 62 | Jeffrey Beck | |
| 63 | Thirza Cuthand | I am deeply saddened by the decision to cut this program. It is crucial for keeping our film industry vibrant. I hope the Wall government rethinks this decision. |
| 64 | Darryl Kesslar | Saskatchewan has many ways that we are unique in North America, not having a tax credit shouldn't be one of them. |
| 65 | Jillian Suchan | Please make things right to keep the future and dreams of both my extremely talented sisters alive in their home province. |
| 66 | Janelle Barnes | |
| 67 | John Mills | |
| 68 | Trevor Aikman | |
| 69 | Jodie May Olson | |
| 70 | Lori Lumax | |
| 71 | Tyler Baptist | Kill the arts, and you'll left with nothing. |
| 72 | Chantel Gryba | |
| 73 | Dr. Kyla Sentes | The elimination of the credit will destroy thousands of jobs not only in Saskatchewan, but across the country. This is short-sightedness to the extreme |
| 74 | alex khad | we wouldn't be saving money by cutting the tax benefits. you're driving away investment and driving away economic activity that the film industry brings. |
| 75 | Samantha Jewell | This will be a huge loss the Canadian Film/TV Industry, it would be a shame for Sask. to miss out - and such a waste of all of their in-province talent. |
| 76 | Tracy Evans | |
| 77 | Craig Olson | |
| 78 | Adrienne Adams | I'd like to stay in province once I'm done my BFA program. Without the tax credit, I'll be forced to leave & my dearest mothership will be heartbroken. |
| 79 | Katrina German | |
| 80 | Andrew Lima | |
| 81 | A Paskevich | |
| 82 | Rob Miller | This cut will destroy the film & television industry in Saskatchewan. Outside films & shows will stay away, our people will move away and nobody will be here to tell Saskatchewan stories. |
| 83 | Crystal Klassen | I don't see why we would offer a film program in this province if the grads will have to move away to get work... |
| 84 | Arlis mallow | |
| 85 | Becky richter | |
| 86 | Adrian Halter | As our province continues to lead the country in terms of job growth, cutting jobs makes little sense. |
| 87 | Dawn Litke | |
| 88 | Mark Claxton | Killing an industry for a one-time, on-paper saving of about $8 per resident is breathtakingly bad government. |
| 89 | Paula Mead Ricci | |
| 90 | Daryl Fraess | why would we stop something that brings in as many dollars to the province that it does? California even has a Film & Television Tax Credit Program why would we not as well?
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| 91 | Chris Litke | |
| 92 | Laura stasiuk | |
| 93 | Jeff Martel | If the sask party really looked at and understood the numbers, the economic benefit to the province, the tax credit would never have been cut. |
| 94 | Kristina Myrheim Sajec | |
| 95 | rob eshelby | Scrapping the SFETC is just giving away money. Sending cultural workers & culture based business & investment down the road. This incentive is a money maker not a money loser. The model is the same for all businesses. Please re think this! |
| 96 | Jennifer Hiebert | |
| 97 | Jessa Alston-O'Connor | Very poor decision, I hope it can be reversed! |
| 98 | Kimberly | There is already not enough beauty in art in this province. Now it has zero opportunity to grow. Is everyone supposed to become a tattoo artist or a tagger? Hurray for Hep C increase and a jack in destruction of private property. |
| 99 | Leora Godden | |
| 100 | Robert Cuffley | Ridiculous that this has happened. Reverse this and continue to reap the benefits of an active film industry. |