Investing in Comfort. Creating Home. Autumn House Independent Living has launched the Closer to Home Initiative, a fundraising effort to help modernize and strengthen the facility that has supported seniors in Gull Lake and communities across Southwest Saskatchewan for many years. The goal is to raise $150,000 for upgrades that will improve comfort, safety, and long‑term sustainability. Autumn House has always been more than a building — it’s a familiar place built on connect

A three‑day enforcement initiative near Swift Current led to more than 100 commercial vehicles being taken out of service for serious safety defects—most involving brake components or improper adjustment. Between August 25 and 27, Saskatchewan Highway Patrol officers completed 294 inspections at the Beverly Weigh Scale, one of the busiest freight corridors in Southwest Saskatchewan. Roughly one‑third of the vehicles inspected were removed from service, underscoring the import

Dynamic Disposal Ltd is hiring a full‑time Sandblaster/Painter for its Gull Lake division. This role focuses on in‑house equipment restoration, requiring a skilled, versatile individual who can work independently and maintain high safety and quality standards. The position offers $40.00 per hour. About the Role The Sandblaster/Painter is responsible for preparing, cleaning, and refinishing equipment using professional sandblasting and painting techniques. This is a hands‑on r

Richardson Pioneer has a full‑time opening for a Crop Inputs Manager at its Ag Business Centre in Carmichael, SK. This role supports producers throughout the growing season and is part of Canada’s leading agribusiness network. 📍 Position Details Location: Carmichael, SK Employment Terms: Full‑Time Apply By: October 1, 2026 Employer: Richardson International Limited Website: www.richardson.careers Phone: (204) 934‑5961 Role Overview The Crop Inputs Manager works directly wi

Local football opener and officiating clinic highlight the start of autumn athletics The fall sports season is officially underway across the South West Athletic Conference (SWAC), and Gull Lake enters September with two key early‑season events: the Lions’ 6‑man football opener and a local volleyball officiating clinic. Both anchor the week’s activity as regional sports ramp up across the southwest. Gull Lake Lions: Season Opener This Friday The Gull Lake Lions begin their 6‑

The 1923 Fire That Changed Everything The year 1923 marks one of the most significant turning points in Gull Lake’s early municipal history. The council minutes from that year show a community responding to a major fire, reassessing its emergency capabilities, and making decisions that would shape public safety for years to come. While the minutes remain brief and practical, the pattern of decisions clearly reflects the seriousness of the event and the need for stronger munic