| Name | Comments |
6151 | Carla Ritchie | Please stop thinking that art is expendable. It bring richess, culture and idenity to everyone. |
6152 | Rebecca Bryce | |
6153 | Michael Joel-Hansen | |
6154 | Kathy Handzuik | Lets let our Province be seen! Shows like Corner Gas and others have made us visable in Canada!Why mess with something that we can take pride in> |
6155 | Stephanie smith | Really?! Wow. |
6156 | joan gilligan | |
6157 | Mindy Yan Miller | Artists need opportunities. Don't take this away from us by cutting tax credits to the film industry |
6158 | Lori Dean | |
6159 | scott triffo | |
6160 | patricia and John Dewar | the Arts are not quantifiable. What they offer is a quality of life for all participants. To understand what it means to be human cannot be measured. |
6161 | Stephen Rutherford | The decision to cut funding to the SFETC makes little economic sense, as the program produces an excellent return on investment. For the sake of Saskatchewan's economic and cultural health, I urge the Premier to reconsider the decision. |
6162 | Michael Dornian | As a visual artist, I feel why are the arts always on the chopping block. They are just important as sports. |
6163 | marnie deighton | |
6164 | Marilyn Wall | Please reconsider! |
6165 | Lora Zak | |
6166 | Marc Brick | |
6167 | Diana M.A. Relke | |
6168 | Jill Nixon | |
6169 | Kim Wellings | |
6170 | charly | Keep the films: keep the people! |
6171 | steve morrisson | |
6172 | Carol Sandor | We will be going Backwards
We will lose our culture progress!!
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6173 | Nick Civiero | |
6174 | Doug Wood | We need this industry to move forward not backwards!! |
6175 | Ron Heinrichs | Seems short-sighted. |
6176 | Mary Ehman | |
6177 | Jacob Wall | I believe we should continue to support the arts in Sask. |
6178 | Robert Nixon | |
6179 | Adrian Starblanket | Native: Singer/Songwriter/Actor/Producer/Filmmaker/Composer |
6180 | Rebecca Blaze | |
6181 | Tiffany Wall | SAVE SCN! |
6182 | Joan Borsa | The decision to cut funding to the SFETC makes little economic sense, as the program produces an excellent return on investment. For the sake of Saskatchewan's economic and cultural health, I urge the Premier to reconsider the decision. |
6183 | Bernadette Stang | |
6184 | LLOYD KAY | FILM IS NECESSARY |
6185 | Sheila Petty | This is very short-sighted and must be reconsidered. It is the beginning of the erosion of all cultural industries in Saskatchewan. |
6186 | Shammi Rambaran | Keep our film industry alive! |
6187 | Dale Shauf | The removal of the taz credit will reduce revue tn this Province by about 10 fold. Not a good idea to cut this by anyone's Math. |
6188 | Catherine Cochrane | |
6189 | Kim Fontaine | Perhaps the plateau of the film industry has to do with the high Canadian dollar, the Saskatchewan boom and how this affects the cost for Americans to do business here? Other corporate tax credit programs exist in Saskatchewan for gas/oil, manufacturing/processing, research and more. These corporate tax credits are supposedly in place to make Saskatchewan more competitive. If the logistical reason behind the SFTEC cut is because an industry shouldn't have to rely on tax credits, then I don't understand why tax credit cuts weren't made across the board? Please clarify. |
6190 | Brian A | |
6191 | Connie Schmidt | Nice of you to give them so much notice before cutting funding, now where are these young people going to end up???? NOT in SASKATCHEWAN |
6192 | satacey muir | |
6193 | Thomas Yohemas | Save the tax credit! |
6194 | Rachel Wormsbecher | |
6195 | Crystal Stinson | |
6196 | Leanne Schaeken | It seems that the Government of Saskatchewan, who represents a land that seems endless in its plenty, has naively overstated the importance that its uranium, potash and oil bring to it. Years from now, when the oil drills sit there rusting, when the factory towns shut down there will be nothing to be said about this province--people will once again just pass on through. What governments seem to almost always overlook is the absolute importance of a cultural industry. It is integral to the province and its people, for it defines who we are and has an impact on how people perceive us. |
6197 | Stephen Peasley | Oh, Saskatchewan. You have such potential but are your own worst enemy. The tax credit controversy is disappointing. I hope you will reverse the decision. |
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6199 | Brenda Rink | There are many spinoffs from the entertainment industry; let's not kill the tax credit please. |
6200 | Catherine Combs | Please save the tax credit. Film is important! |