| Name | Comments |
| 151 | Doug Luciuk | |
| 152 | Andi Moran | |
| 153 | Laurie and Richard Dougan | |
| 154 | Sam Peterson | |
| 155 | Kevin Miller | My friend who moved from Alberta to work in the film industry here is no doubt shaking his head at this government's choice to put the final nail in the coffin of this province's film industry. First SCN now this. |
| 156 | Briana Buckmaster | |
| 157 | Steve Karch | |
| 158 | Melanie Jackson | So much more will be lost if this passes. Families will leave the province to go where there is work. I will have to move my production company to another province which puts into jeopardy the job security of the 60+ cast and crew that we employ. |
| 159 | Grant Edworthy | |
| 160 | Susan Zmetana | I hope the Sask Party just made an innocent mistake. Anyone pro business as I am, sees the tremendous value the film industry is. I am now embarrassed to live in a backward province. Shame on our government. |
| 161 | Ron Barbeau | |
| 162 | Joan Speirs | If we loose the film industry here we loose so much. The revenue for sure - but also a strong group of individuals who contribute to our society and our spirit. |
| 163 | Angus McMillan | This is an important part of the film production in Saskatchewan, and losing the tax credit will hurt interest in film in our province. |
| 164 | Tara Spencer-Nairn | |
| 165 | Ryan | |
| 166 | Chris Pugh | |
| 167 | Chris Workman | |
| 168 | Grant Johnson | |
| 169 | peter christensen | i can only imagine you have been ill informed... surely the SK Advantage doesn't want to kill / obliterate an industry |
| 170 | Andria Braaten | |
| 171 | Renee Kohlman | |
| 172 | Amber Rees | It is so disheartening to have this happen. My husband and I are classically trained animators. We chose to stick it out here in SK over the last ten years despite knowing that we could do better financially in other provinces. We believed in SK :( |
| 173 | Clayton Sparks | When the SK gov't made the SR&ED tax credit fully refundable @ 15% it made SK one of the best places in Canada to perform innovative R&D. THIS decision seems to contradict the whole incentive-based philosophy and makes SK the worst place to create films!? |
| 174 | Adam Duke | Sask. Advantage*
*Sask. Advantage may or may not apply to you. Probably not, though. |
| 175 | Crystal Massier | |
| 176 | Shelby Engele | |
| 177 | Kristopher Smith | |
| 178 | BARRY WELLINGS | |
| 179 | Holly Stasiuk | |
| 180 | Heather Mysyk | |
| 181 | Tammy Gebhardt | Come on Brad, stand up and say proudly, this was a mistake and you want to make it right!!! |
| 182 | Martha Ziffle | A disgraceful, backwards move. Give your heads a shake and turn this around before you quite literally obliterate any chance for nurturing culture (and livelihoods)that (gasp!) don't revolve around potash and oil. WOW. |
| 183 | Chris Mysyk | |
| 184 | Ryan Lalonde | Cutting the SFETC would destroy an industry that employs upwards of a thousand people. Not only does cutting the tax credit hurt the economy it also takes away the voice Saskatchewan people. |
| 185 | Brent Evans | Please review the positive economic impact figures of the SFETC and reverse this decision. |
| 186 | Sharon Newton | |
| 187 | David Ford | |
| 188 | Gary Varro | this decision to cut the tax credit has nothing to do with economics, it comes from an ideological stance about culture, the arts, and creative enterprise - things that the Wall government regards as unimportant, valueless, and a frill. stand guard! |
| 189 | Marcia McKenzie | |
| 190 | Greg Gauld | Very very disappointing. Crazy to think that our government is so short sighted. |
| 191 | Andrea Baker-Fraser | You've kicked us out of our homes, both my husband and I work in this business. Not to mention my mother who has built her Production Company and career here for almost 30 years! |
| 192 | Darryl Mills | |
| 193 | Georgia McCusker | |
| 194 | Mark Dobrescu | I'm amazed that the gov't doesn't get it! I guess all the provinces don't know what they're doing... or California, or New York, or Illinois, New Mexico, Texas... shall I go on? |
| 195 | Richard Reid | its funny how everyone has been pushing to get more people to move to our province and now they do this dont they think of how many will leave..............might as well cut the film program at the university as no jobs for them here now |
| 196 | Dawn Arnold | |
| 197 | Bernie Hernando | |
| 198 | Robbie G | Priorities! I tell ya. |
| 199 | Sarah Huber | |
| 200 | Noelle Duddridge | |