The N-D-P says the Saskatchewan government spent thousands of dollars trying to justify the end of the Film Employment Tax Credit after the decision to do away with it had already been made.
The N-D-P says documents obtained through a Freedom Of Information request prove the point.
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In the legislature yesterday, critic Danielle Chartier says the contract didn’t go out until the program was already axed.
Culture Minister Kevin Doherty ducked the question several times, focusing his response on how the province has balanced the budget.
He also mentioned the new five-million-dollar Creative Saskatchewan fund, which will be shared among all the arts, including film.
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