Some weeks, the town’s pulse beats at the council — other weeks, it’s out on the street with a spray can. T he Hook — Anchored in Real News Word reached the Round Table early: a joint town hall on April 21 at 7:00 PM  at the Elks Hall will walk residents through potential upgrades to the Gull Lake Health Centre’s lab and X‑ray equipment . The session continues the regional conversation that began with the January 14, 2026 SHA update —and the Town’s $25,000 commitment in June

A joint town hall will be held on Tuesday, April 21, at 7:00 PM at the Elks Hall , hosted by the Town of Gull Lake and the R.M.s of Gull Lake, Webb, and Carmichael. The session will focus on potential upgrades to laboratory and X-ray equipment at the Gull Lake Health Centre, as well as outline possible next steps in the process. At the January 14, 2026, council meeting, Mayor Zanidean delivered a brief update from the Saskatchewan Health Authority regarding the status of

Photo courtesy of the Village of Hazlet (Facebook) Hazlet’s annual Showcase once again showed how strongly this community shows up for one another. More than 160 people filled the hall on Friday night for an evening of generosity, good food, and shared purpose—all aimed at supporting projects that keep Hazlet moving forward. An organizer noted how often items were bought and then donated back to be auctioned again, a gesture that set the tone for the night. Early estimates pl

Municipal leaders from across southwest Saskatchewan are in Regina this week for the annual SUMA Convention. SUMA — the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association — brings together representatives from cities, towns, and villages to debate and set advocacy priorities for the year ahead. This year’s resolutions address issues felt deeply across the southwest, including operator retention, regional cost sharing, and the long‑term sustainability of rural services. While the r

SARCAN is hiring a Casual Recycling Technician for the Gull Lake depot — a hands‑on role that supports one of Saskatchewan’s most successful recycling systems and contributes to a greener, more inclusive province. What the role offers Meaningful work that supports customers, co‑workers, and the environment A supportive, inclusive team environment Hands‑on and online learning opportunities Fair, competitive wages and benefits A chance to be part of a long-standing Saskatchewan

Gull Lake entered 1913 with a new council and a community already pushing past its early boundaries. Charles Morrison took the mayor’s chair, joined by councillors McCue, Tyler, R. Shingler, Markuson, George Donegan, and N.R. Hoffman. J.S. Tweed and F.V. Davies were appointed auditors; Dr. J.B. Swanson became Medical Health Officer, and the town made its first offer of appointment to solicitor R.E. Alexander—names that shaped the town’s early civic foundations. Early decision