| Name | Comments |
| 6401 | maureen mcKenzie | This shows a lack of appreciation for the arts and artists that saskatchewan should be encouraging. How about the public relations angle rad How much do we pay to publicize our amazing province? |
| 6402 | Ned Zimmerman | |
| 6403 | Benjamin Ross Hayden | This act is incorrect - introducing a plague of problems and difficulties to the livelihood of many professional creative technicians.
These signs of greed-driven priorities of the government is detrimental to the cultural economy of Canada. |
| 6404 | Lynn | |
| 6405 | Margaret Pitre | |
| 6406 | Corey Ferguson | Brad Wall has got to go!! |
| 6407 | Jill P | Unbelievably short sighted and poorly researched decision. Bad move, Sask Party! |
| 6408 | lorne cardinal | A bad decision all around! Your threatening the future of Saskatchewan artists and technicians, who are the best in the country! |
| 6409 | Bonnie Bergeron | As someone who study film/video production I feel this incentive is crucial to the development and growth of the film/video industry in Sask! |
| 6410 | Logan Vanghel | As a U of R film production student, this incentive is of the utmost important for this entire branch of the University in terms of bringing in and sustaining interested parties to the province. |
| 6411 | Robert Couperthwaite | it doesn't cost anything to give a tax credit, but it will cost if this industry goes away. |
| 6412 | Joel Kaye | A Lack of support for the arts is a complete slap in the face of all of us to strive to be a part of it! |
| 6413 | eileen mackenzie | Brad Wall Has obviously never sat through to the end of the credits of a movie or he would know how many people are actuallyl employed in one |
| 6414 | Darlene Spock | |
| 6415 | Laurel Kelly | |
| 6416 | gerald moriarty | i see walls true spots |
| 6417 | nicole | I know that this doesn't "personally" effect me, but it does. It effects the province I live in and the people who live here. This is just a greedy cash grab when our province has a surplus. |
| 6418 | dirk de boer | |
| 6419 | Jocelyn Korpan | Come on, Mr. Wall, these fantastic film people will keep our province on the map. This is important to all of us! Give them their tax credit. |
| 6420 | Melanie Shewchuk | They take away one little thing at a time until we are left with nothing. This is sickening. |
| 6421 | Kim Ehman | Unbelievable really...very upsetting. My question to the Saskparty is, how will you answer your child or family member when they tell you they wish to work in film? Feels different when it affects you. |
| 6422 | Garth | You people need to think about this differently. For 330 full time equivalent jobs your industry is being subsidized 17 million dollars between tax credit and sound stage support. That works out to more than 50,000 dollars per job of subsidy. Bad math. |
| 6423 | Dallas S. | I am disgusted by this, we as a province are in the worlds spotlight right now. This is the time to be pushing and expanding the industry not ingnoring it. |
| 6424 | Lisa Krause | |
| 6425 | Caylin Todd | |
| 6426 | Brika Steinberg | The trickle down effect of this is devastating. Please don't plunge this province into a backwater, stay-away stereotype. |
| 6427 | kari kesslar | |
| 6428 | Daylene Sliz | Let's keep arts and culture alive in Saskatchewan and diversify a little. You will continue to attract people and jobs to the province by doing this. |
| 6429 | Pat Prokop | |
| 6430 | Colleen Fraser | The tax credit offered was already a pittance compared to the credits for farming and oil. The $10M is pocket change to the Sask Party, but it means the end of film in this province. Don't set an ugly precedent and destroy the arts in Saskatchewan. |
| 6431 | Phill Heartly | This is completely unacceptable. You're putting so many people out of work a closing the door on the arts in Saskatchewan. |
| 6432 | jan shearer | RE THINK THIS!!!! |
| 6433 | Janna S | |
| 6434 | Jolene p. | Horrible decision. |
| 6435 | Samantha Lathrop | Government tax credits are detrimental to the profitability and stability of filmmaking in Canada - this industry is my future, and I want it to be a secure one. |
| 6436 | Joanne Gerein | |
| 6437 | Donna Wason | |
| 6438 | Cheryl Byers | Saskatchewan has defined itself with a unique perspective in the arts area. We need to protect what is truely our own perspective-that the rest of Canada and the world appreciates. |
| 6439 | Julia Adams | |
| 6440 | Ariel Haug | Please don't kill the film industry in Saskatchewan. Bad, bad idea. |
| 6441 | caitlyn bedard | |
| 6442 | Chih-Chien Wang | Don't eliminate the SFETC! |
| 6443 | Bettyann Cox | |
| 6444 | Morgan Powell | |
| 6445 | Vic Wiebe | I thought this government prided itself on being able to establish policies ansd programs to grow jobs and the economy. What gives in this industry? |
| 6446 | Myles Johnson | I've been living abroad for over 15 years and have watched from afar as Sask film and TV has taken off. Don't take this huge step backwards! |
| 6447 | Marlene Hinz | |
| 6448 | Joshua gross | |
| 6449 | raylene sedley | |
| 6450 | Pat Atkinson | A test of a leader is to be able to acknowledge when a mistake has been made. |