| Name | Comments |
| 5201 | Chris Cherepacha | |
| 5202 | Hillary Sametz | |
| 5203 | Peter Warkentin | |
| 5204 | Bobb Dueck | |
| 5205 | Douglas Fast | |
| 5206 | Jennifer McRorie | The tax credit should be seen as an investment, where it generates 6 times the initial investment dollars. The film industry employs hundreds of people in SK and supports the economy.It makes SK competitive in international markets & tells our stories. |
| 5207 | Dennis Fingas | |
| 5208 | William Kresowaty | |
| 5209 | Graham Jones | The tax credit brings money IN to the province, and fuels jobs IN the province. Cutting it is like cutting your pay check (and cutting it for thousands of others at the same time). |
| 5210 | Michael Tagliaferri | Government shortsightedness always has a negative impact on the community it should be supporting. Removing the tax credit is a perfect example of a shortsighted policy. Has the government bothered to calculate how much money the tax credit generates? |
| 5211 | Yvonne Petry | It takes years to build a film industry, and a minute to tear it down. Please restore the tax credit. |
| 5212 | Guylain Bergeron | So... do we want everything to go to Vancouver ????? |
| 5213 | Shawn Randall | It just makes financial sense to have the tax incentive. |
| 5214 | Melissa Lepp | Saskatchewan needs a film industry! |
| 5215 | Ian Russell | What a mistake. |
| 5216 | Barbara Schindelka | |
| 5217 | Don Selby | |
| 5218 | Alex Logan | |
| 5219 | Pam Beatty | |
| 5220 | Kathleen Morrell | This is so short-sighted. |
| 5221 | C. Hunter | |
| 5222 | Diana Wall | |
| 5223 | Diane Higgs | |
| 5224 | Holly Radom | |
| 5225 | Mechtild Morin | Why is it that some governments are so quick in cutting support to Arts and Culture programs? It is very short sighted and wrong! |
| 5226 | Cody Gamracy | |
| 5227 | Kirsten Bligh | Saskatchewan has the only university film production program between B.C. and Ontario. Why aren't we supporting our future industry where we are creating our professionals? Support the Saskatchewan film industry! |
| 5228 | Nancy Farr Schaefer | |
| 5229 | Deb Hapke | |
| 5230 | Jason Powell | |
| 5231 | Gaylene Munro | |
| 5232 | Christina Winter | |
| 5233 | Rick E.Coderre | Maintain the status quo |
| 5234 | Graham Dickson | Please reconsider this decision. |
| 5235 | Sajmun Sachdev | |
| 5236 | Rebecca Funk | |
| 5237 | Arlene vernon | |
| 5238 | Tony Massil | |
| 5239 | Nicole Alberts | Please re-think this decision. |
| 5240 | Michael Hordos | Mr. Brad Wall, you need to start acting as a democrat, which involves discussions with both the people who work in the film industry and the residents of Saskatchewan. |
| 5241 | connie rewncik | very short sighted |
| 5242 | Richard Desrochers | This is a part of the arts industry which if financially viable does a lot for not only Saskatchewan's reputation as a good place to do business but also for Canada. |
| 5243 | carrie schiffler | Filmakers are not only documentarians of a culture but generators of potentially huge revenue for the province and country. |
| 5244 | Lorinda Jones | |
| 5245 | Laura Faul | |
| 5246 | Gerri Ann Siwek | |
| 5247 | Paddy Dishington | |
| 5248 | Chris Carlier | This is a shameful slap in the face to arts and culture in the province. |
| 5249 | Tara Redenbach | |
| 5250 | Kay Koot | the economic spinoff effect is important in order to continue the growth of the industry - including for the hospitality sector. |