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Town of Gull Lake Investigating Major Water Leak
🌊 Water Update from the Town of Gull Lake 🌊 Great news, Gull Lake! The town's water issue has been resolved. The Town of Gull Lake sincerely appreciates everyone's patience and understanding during this time. To help manage water use efficiently, please remember: ✅ Even-numbered houses can water on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. ✅ Odd-numbered houses can water on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community running smoothly! 💙 Or
May 28, 20252 min read


Coffee Row Chronicles: The Balancing Act: Tradition, Transparency, and a Touch of Humor
In the warm glow of Main Street Café—where the rich aroma of fresh coffee mingles with the gentle clink of teaspoons and soft murmurs of conversation—Gull Lake’s regulars gathered to share stories of the town’s progress and its bright future. “Back when I was out tending the fields at sunrise, community meant a neighbor’s kind word after a long day’s work,” Granny Irene drawled, her voice steady as the prairie winds. “Now, seeing RBC step up with that $1,500 donation to fix o
May 27, 20254 min read


Strengthening Transparency: The Case for Online Council Agendas in Gull Lake
Introduction Effective local governance in Gull Lake relies on accountability and transparency —leading by example is essential for modern municipal governance. A Gull Lake Events online poll published on October 31, 2024 , asked: Poll Question: Would you like to see the Town of Gull Lake post council meeting agendas on their website? The results were overwhelmingly in favor— 95% voted "Yes," while 5% expressed indifference. Thirty-seven people participated. Although re
May 26, 20254 min read


RBC Volunteers: The Heart of Gull Lake Volunteerism
RBC Volunteers Deanna JService, Wendy Munt, and Kelly Bang (Photo Credit Gull Lake & District Curling Rink) In today's dynamic community environment, volunteer support is more important than ever. The commitment of local volunteers not only drives successful community projects and events but also builds a foundation for growth, resilience, and unity in Gull Lake. At the core of Gull Lake’s civic life are the dedicated community volunteers whose everyday efforts ensure that ou
May 23, 20252 min read


Advantages of Advertising in the Gull Lake Visitors Guide: A Personal Perspective
As a former mayor, business owner, and current member of the Tourism and Economic Development Committee, I've seen how effective local promotion can be. I advertised my business, Campbell’s Accommodations , in the guide last year, and it paid off. The Visitors Guides provided in my accommodations were incredibly popular—many guests were pleasantly surprised to discover just how many local businesses Gull Lake has to offer. I received lots of positive feedback on our downtown
May 22, 20252 min read


Gull Lake Secures Over $4,300 in Provincial Charitable Gaming Grants
In the latest round of funding distributed through Saskatchewan’s charitable gaming grants program, Gull Lake received a total of $4,382.60 to support community initiatives. Although the specific use of these funds has not been disclosed, they could be allocated to bolster local projects that benefit residents throughout Gull Lake. The funding includes $4,007.60 awarded to the Gull Lake & Area Recreation Complex Board and $375.00 granted to the Gull Lake Greyhounds U13. Th
May 21, 20251 min read
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People Who Built Gull Lake: Joe Ohlheiser
Ohlheiser's Meat Market -1910. L-R - RoseOhlheiser, Joe Ohlheiser, Philip Zettel, unknown When people think about the builders of early Gull Lake, they often picture merchants, farmers, and town founders. But some community builders wore several hats. One was Joe Ohlheiser, an early businessman, musician and settler whose contributions extended far beyond his butcher shop. Early Business Roots Joe Ohlheiser was among Gull Lake's earliest business owners. By 1907 he owned a me
Nov 7


Gull Lake Teams Advance as Volleyball Playoffs Begin
Volleyball playoff season is here, and Gull Lake will be represented at both the junior and senior levels as teams compete for district and provincial opportunities. Junior Girls Advance to District Championship The Gull Lake junior girls volleyball team has earned a spot in the SWAC Junior Girls District Championship after advancing through sectional playoffs. The team will compete in Hazlet on November 7 alongside Centennial, Frontier, Leader, and the host team. Gull Lake w
Nov 3


People Who Built Gull Lake: William Green
Homesteaders travelling south from Gull Lake in the early settlement era. The arrival of new settlers helped shape the community William Green worked to develop in the early 1900s. Every town has people whose names quietly shaped its future. In Gull Lake's early years, few played a more important role in that process than William Green. An American from Fort Benton, Montana, Green served as the land agent for Conrad and Price, the men who purchased the former "76" Ranch holdi
Nov 1
Upcoming Events in Gull Lake and Area

SWT Lyceum Theatre to Host Grey Cup Party in Gull LakeSun, Nov 15SWT Lyceum Theatre
Multiple DatesShaunavon's Christmas Craft & Trade Show12 days to the eventFri, Nov 27The Shaunavon Elks Hall

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