| Name | Comments |
| 8101 | Zachery Smith | |
| 8102 | Steven Wendland | |
| 8103 | Brett Jameson | save hayleys film class! |
| 8104 | Myron Kuziak | If this comment goes to the government, they should be aware that I am one of many who think that the money spent on film and cultural production is vital to Saskatchewan and the country and should not be cut. Instead, cut down on unneccesary frills such as over-generous pensions to government and political functionaries, just for starters. |
| 8105 | Erin Hillis | |
| 8106 | Mark L Graham | Why do politicians have such a hard time understanding that one dollar invested in film tax credits can return10 or 20 times that in jobs and income tax. Must be genetic or they believe they are helping people instead of Corporations. |
| 8107 | Neil Osiowy | |
| 8108 | Anne Pennylegion | |
| 8109 | Candy Lugrin | |
| 8110 | Laurel Prokopetz | |
| 8111 | Tyler McDougall | Why cut the jobs from the great people of this province that make Saskatchewan what it is today . . . I hope the government opens their eyes! |
| 8112 | Jordan Paetsch | |
| 8113 | Monica Kauth | |
| 8114 | don stoffregen | The answer is black and white.we all know cutting the tax credit is a poor decision, I smell alterior motives for his actions and we are an easy sacrifice in his game of chess! |
| 8115 | Sharon Miller | The film employment tax credit and our Heritage institutions have been vastly affected. These decisions will in turn have a great impact on my livelyhood. Thus affecting my vote. |
| 8116 | Barry Manners | The tax credit keeps Saskatchewan jobs in Saskatchewan. Great shows like "Flashpoint" and "18 to Life" are made in the Craven area. Let's keep them in Sask! |
| 8117 | Jan Peterson | It's hard to see the rationale for such a harmful action. |
| 8118 | Jasmine MB | |
| 8119 | Josef Rogoschewsky | I think by now you realize that you have made quite a huge mistake. I voted for the SaskParty, that was my big mistake. Please correct this error and save the industry I work in please!
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| 8120 | Thomas Cormier | |
| 8121 | Judy Corkery | |
| 8122 | Bryce Martens | |
| 8123 | Malcolm Matheson | |
| 8124 | Mary Kruger | Please save the industry. |
| 8125 | Carrie Gates | |
| 8126 | Marj Moldon | I want the film industry to be funded by the Sask. government. We need this industry and the jobs that are produced by keeping it here in Sask. |
| 8127 | E. Syberden | Here in Alberta we have a busy film industry which not only creates jobs but also proves lucrative for businesses in villages,towns, cities and wherever productions are filmed. Why shot the goose that lays the golden egg! |
| 8128 | David & Donna Gorecki | My nephew had a part in 3 episodes of Rabbit Fall, a Sask production, and an excellent tv show. Without gov't support, this show would not have happened. Do not destroy our Sask youth dreams of stardom! Keep the money flowing for these kids. |
| 8129 | Kim Birns | |
| 8130 | Doug Blatter | save it |
| 8131 | Lisa hewitt | |
| 8132 | T. Pittson | When the potash and uranium run out you'll be sorry! It's all about diversity, which also means culture and the arts. And no matter how you spin it, it costs the government nothing. |
| 8133 | Ann Lanceley | Does this government not understand the meaning of "value added" and "renewable resource"? Potash and Oil are non renewable. What is created from the imagination and shared has far more economic impact than substances that are mined from the ground. |
| 8134 | Lee Vilness | Does anybody believe in art anymore? Apparently not anyone involved with the Sask Party, god bless their short sighted plans for this province. |
| 8135 | C Katsiris | |
| 8136 | Erin Case | Go art. |
| 8137 | James Barbados | |
| 8138 | James Barbados | |
| 8139 | Keri Schaeffer | |
| 8140 | J Ubdegrove | |
| 8141 | Grant kelly | The arts are an essential part of our heritage. We must keep this alive or we start to lose our identity as Canadians. A few years ago I was on a domestic Eastern China airline and what was showing on the in flight tv. A CANADIAN produced program. |
| 8142 | Fernanda Gravina | |
| 8143 | greg clarkson | the film industry brought jobs and revenue to the province. why would you take that away? |
| 8144 | Gabriela Paduch | |
| 8145 | Patrick Creery | |
| 8146 | Justin lumax | |
| 8147 | Rex Deverell | Tax Credits are an incentive to bring business (and income tax)to a region. Incentives are a widely used economic tool - why deprive the TV/film industry in Sask. Cutting the tax credit will put the province at a disadvantage vis a vis the other provinces. |
| 8148 | Cheri Posten | Wouldn't it be great if government LISTENED to the people....... |
| 8149 | Paul Noubarian | The government cut is short-sighted in my opinion. Are they saying,"If you want to create, do it somewhere else, because the Land of Living Skies and Opportunity has no place for those who don't play in the dirt... and hit PayDirt?" |
| 8150 | ken kittler | stupid move it will drive people away from this industry or this province. |