Apply By: July 11, 2026 Location: Gull Lake, Saskatchewan Employment Terms: Part-Time (Approx. 24 hrs/week) | Permanent | On‑Call as Required Wage/Salary: Commensurate with experience Autumn House Independent Living Facility Inc. is seeking an experienced and organized Personal Care Home Manager/Administrator to provide leadership and operational oversight for our personal care home. This role supports residents, staff, families, and the Board of Directors while ensurin

Apply By: July 10, 2026 Location: Gull Lake, SK Employer: Southern Pressure Testers Ltd. Address: 5667 Kings Ave, Gull Lake Contact: annette.spt@sasktel.net Southern Pressure Testers Ltd. is hiring for three full‑time positions. All roles offer competitive wages and an excellent benefits package. 1. Heavy Duty Mechanic Positions: 1 Employment Terms: Full-Time Details: Southern Pressure Testers is seeking a Heavy Duty Mechanic. Journeyman preferred, but apprentices will be c

Apply By: July 8, 2026 Location: Gull Lake, SK Wage: $16.00–$20.45 per hour Positions: 1 Employment Terms: Part‑Time, Permanent The Pioneer Co‑operative Association Limited is hiring a Part‑Time Branch Clerk I for its Gull Lake location. This is a frontline customer‑service role supporting multiple departments and helping maintain a clean, well‑organized, community‑focused store. About the Role The Branch Clerk I supports daily store operations, customer service, and merchand

The Gull Lake Special Care Centre Auxiliary is looking for someone to help keep the Centre’s flowers looking their best this summer. Position: Watering, weeding, and deadheading flowers Hours: About 1 hour per day Duration: Now through September Wage: $15.35/hour (current Saskatchewan minimum wage) Requirements: Successful applicant must complete a Sask Volunteer Form If you’re interested in helping keep the grounds beautiful for residents and families, please contact Pa

Gull Lake itself began with one good idea. In 1905, Conrad and Price surveyed a patch of prairie and believed a town could rise here. A few years later, an $83 well, a handshake loan, and a handful of determined neighbours turned that idea into a community. Before there were bylaws, budgets, or buildings, there was simply the belief that this place was worth building — and the willingness to act on it. That pattern hasn’t changed. In a small town, momentum doesn’t come from m

Several late‑1915 events shaped the year that followed. In October 1915, the long-awaited Wadlinger & Balkowski lease was finally opened for homestead entry—a large block of former Crown grazing land northwest of town that many local settlers had waited years to file on. Many residents went to Maple Creek on October 20, 1915, to secure their claims. Only a week later, the district faced what oldtimers remembered as the most disastrous prairie fire ever witnessed here. Beginni