Two new radar speed signs have been placed on Rutland Avenue to help warn motorists of their speed. A sign indicating the speed of southbound vehicles was erected by the Town crew at the intersection of Rutland Avenue and Third Street. Another sign was placed at the intersection of Rutland Avenue and 5th Street to assist northbound traffic. The Town of Gull Lake received $9,376 from the Provincial Traffic Safety Fund Grant to acquire the signage. Emella Waiser submitted the g

The Gull Lake SARCAN Recycling depot will relocate to a new location. The depot will close on Friday, October 27th at its current location and reopen across the street at 439 Main Street after construction on that building is completed. We will keep you informed of the new building's progress and opening date once it is announced. Gull Lake Events

Walking trails have grown in popularity in small communities. Urban trails provide a fun and healthy way for locals and tourists alike to...

Fire Prevention Week takes place from October 8 to 14. This year's Fire Prevention Week theme is "Cooking safety begins with YOU." Unattended cooking is the most common cause of kitchen fires. While frying, boiling, grilling, or broiling food, it is critical to remain in the kitchen. Cooking safely begins with you. Visit saskpublicsafety.ca to learn more about the SPSA or to learn more about fire prevention.

I made it into the Top 5 for my group! I'm not doing this contest for the money. I'm doing this because of my passion for horror movies and at the same time I could help out two places I strongly believe in (SPCA and SWT Lyceum Theatre). I want to give a big thank you to everyone that keeps on voting for me daily and for the people that keep sharing my post Story: It's true! I'm entering The Face of Horror contest again to be in a photoshoot with Kane Hodder (Jason Voorhees)

During the most recent quarter, charitable gaming grants totaling about $1.36 million were given to more than 800 groups and organisations in Saskatchewan. The SLGA provided charitable gaming funding to several local non-profits. Charitable gaming grants totaled $3,393.85 for Gull Lake clubs and organisations. The grants were given to the local organisations listed below: Gull Lake & District Kinettes $625.00 Gull Lake Athletics Association - Midget Cyclones $416.50 Gull Lake