A New Exhibition Rooted in Gull Lake’s Past Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to take artist Steacy Easton through the Gull Lake Museum. That visit now connects directly to a major new exhibition opening in Swift Current. The Art Gallery of Swift Current is launching Further Shores, a project inspired by Stephen Shore’s 1970s photographs of Gull Lake. Shore—a legendary American photographer known for pioneering colour documentary work—captured everyday prairie life wit

When residents discuss projects that shaped Gull Lake, one achievement consistently stands out: the Gull Lake & District Chamber of Commerce Campsite. For nearly three decades, the Chamber played a central role in business life, civic development, and community pride. Though the organization no longer exists, its legacy remains visible — especially in the northeast corner of town. A Campsite That Became a Landmark The idea of a community campsite began taking shape in the lat

Tyler, owner of SaucyT's Tacos—bringing fresh, flavorful food to GullLake. 📸 Image courtesy of Saucy T’s Tacos Facebook page. Gull Lake has a new food venture taking shape, and it’s already making an impression. Saucy T’s Tacos, created and operated by Tyler, officially served its first customers on July 22 at the Elks Hall Market. After months of developing recipes, crafting signature sauces, and building a menu he was proud to share, that first event marked the moment Sauc

Location: Antelope Position Type: Full‑Time South West Terminal (SWT) is seeking a Grain Merchandiser to support grain purchasing, sales, contract execution, and market analysis. This role works closely with producers, customers, logistics, operations, accounting, and merchandising teams to ensure accurate, timely, and compliant grain movement and documentation. About the Role Support administration and execution of grain purchase and sales contracts Coordinate contract activ

Charitable gaming grants for the first quarter of 2026–27 have been released, with nearly $1.7 million distributed to organizations across Saskatchewan. These grants support groups that run licensed charitable gaming activities such as raffles, bingos, breakopen tickets, Texas hold ’em tournaments and Monte Carlo events. Grants are calculated at 25 per cent of the net revenue raised by each charitable gaming event, up to a maximum of $100,000 per group annually. The Saskatche

A colourful look at the spirit of parent–school involvement—from the early Home & School days to today’s School Community Council. If you grew up in Gull Lake, there’s a good chance your school years were shaped by a group you may not have even realized existed — the Home & School Association, once known as the P.T.A. For more than six decades, it was one of the town’s strongest expressions of community pride, parent involvement, and support for local education. 🌱 Early Root