As the year comes to an end, we find ourselves reflecting on the events our community has experienced over the past year. Gull Lake has seen positive changes, memorable moments, and significant accomplishments. Let's go back in time to the best of 2024. A Year of Recognition and Achievement Lindsay Alliban proudly accepts an award on behalf of the Town of Gull Lake and surrounding RMs, celebrating their achievements at the SEDA event. The year began with a major accomplishmen

Dining area at Autumn House set for an upgrade: plans are underway to replace current chairs with new, comfortable seating to enhance residents' dining experience. The people of Gull Lake and the surrounding area are incredibly giving. Thanks to the incredible generosity of local and area residents, the Sponsor a Chair fundraiser has reached new heights, achieving its ambitious fundraising goal.   Autumn House Independent Living Facility, known for its warm and inviting atmos

The first meeting of the newly elected Council of the Town of Gull Lake took place on November 20, 2024. The meeting, attended by Mayor Nasser Zanidean, Councillors Tyson Migneault, Karen Turton, Brandon Wessner, Steve Haithwaite, Terry Stevenson, Neal Boutin, and Administrator Dawnette Peterson, marked the start of the new term. Oath of Office and Public Disclosure Statements To officially start their duties, all Council members presented their executed Oaths of Office and P

The CGTW (RM of Carmichael, RM of Gull Lake, Tompkins, Webb, and RM Webb) Culture and Recreation Board announced the recipients of this year's $50,000 grant funding. Saskatchewan Lotteries grants $11,327 to programming (non-capital projects) initiatives as part of this funding. Organizations that received grants included: Gymnastics in Zero Gravity Veren Pool GL Skating Club Gull Lake SCC Lyceum Theatre GL Recreation Complex Autumn House Meadowdale Golf Club Tompkins Senior C

The Gull Lake Care Centre (GLCC) Auxiliary expressed their sincere gratitude to everyone who helped make their first online auction a huge success. Numerous gifts were donated, and the bidding revealed the generosity of the community. Special appreciation was expressed to Wayne Girodat and Baker Hughes for their generous donation of a TV. Rhonda Bradley of the Auxiliary said in a Facebook post, "We more than exceeded our goal and will be brainstorming to come up with new ways

Brian Walters, a dedicated Gull Lake local and volunteer fireman, has been selected as the Saskatchewan Volunteer Firefighters Association's (SVFA) Training Coordinator. Seven years ago, Brian arrived at Gull Lake from Ponteix to serve as a paramedic with Gull Lake EMS. He joined the Gull Lake Fire Department, bringing with him 19 years of invaluable firefighting experience. His extensive background in emergency services and experience as an instructor with the SVFA make him