Gull Lake Economic Development and Tourism Committee is exploring ways to support local businesses and entrepreneurs. To help the local economy thrive, they are considering new professional development workshops—and want to ensure these sessions truly meet community needs. Whether you’re a long‑time business owner, a staff member building new skills, or an aspiring entrepreneur with a “big idea,” your input will help shape the training sessions offered. They are considering w

Winter in Gull Lake has its own unique rhythm—and much of it pulses from inside the Gull Lake & District Curling Rink. Each November, this four‑sheet facility comes alive, staying busy through March thanks to dedicated volunteers, league curlers, students, and a community that gathers year after year. A Century on the Ice Curling’s roots run deep in Gull Lake. The first four‑sheet rink was built on the northeast corner of Block 51 in the early 1920s. After a brief pause in th

Based on historical accounts from early RCMP detachment activity When Gull Lake opened its first RCMP detachment in 1909, the community was so new that most streets were little more than wagon tracks. Even so, the post soon faced its first major test—a cross-border chase involving two men already known in the region for stirring up trouble. That summer, Nye and Miller—described in early accounts as notorious horse thieves—slipped into the district and made off with two saddle

The coffee was hot at the Gull Lake Diner this week, and conversation flowed easily among the regulars. The usual crew—Edna, Hank, Mabel, Earl, Rita, and Mayor Binder—gathered at their favorite table, turning their attention to the stories shaping the town: a legacy built on compassion, the co-op’s promising progress, and a festival that brings everyone together. The Foundation: Remembering "Slim" Edna, the group’s unofficial historian, set her mug down with a deliberate clac

Central Energy Services Inc., based in Gull Lake, SK, is seeking motivated individuals to join our team. We are currently hiring for the following positions: 1A Truck Driver (Permanent, Full-Time) Positions Available: 2 Wage: Based on experience and qualifications Education: Grade 12 Experience: 1–2 years Location: Gull Lake, SK Role Overview We require experienced 1A drivers to operate gravel trucks and loaders throughout southwest Saskatchewan, supporting oilfield, agr

The Gull Lake Community Cooperative has entered 2026 with renewed momentum as it works to move its restoration project from planning into the construction phase. The Board of Directors met on January 14 to review fundraising progress, outline outreach goals, and prepare for the year ahead. Key Updates from the Board $56,018 raised to date. This includes a $20,000 grant from Heritage Saskatchewan, contributing to the cooperative’s capital goals. New Legacy Support level. A rec