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Heritage Grant Strengthens Gull Lake Downtown Investment Momentum
Artist’s rendering of the restored Old Pharmacy facade—a project now supported by a $20,000 Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation grant The Gull Lake Property Development Cooperative has received a $20,000 grant from the Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation to support facade restoration on its downtown revitalization project. The funding brings the cooperative’s total investment to $55,000, marking a significant milestone in efforts to restore the former drugstore building on Proton
Nov 28, 20251 min read


☕ Coffee Row Chronicle: Live at the Lyceum
Opening The Gull Lake Diner hums with anticipation. This week, the talk isn’t bylaws or bingo — it’s music. On Thursday, December 4th, 2025, at 7:00pm, the SWT Lyceum Theatre will host a night of prairie storytelling and song. With its familiar façade, classic marquee, and central entrance framed by a pedestrian crosswalk, the Lyceum is more than a building—it’s resilience in brick and wood. Rebuilt twice over its century‑long history, it has survived fires, renovations, and
Nov 28, 20253 min read


Strengthening Local Governance: Municipal Act Amendments and Gull Lake’s Next Steps
Saskatchewan’s new Municipalities Modernization and Red Tape Reduction Act isn’t just about cutting paperwork—it’s about modernizing and strengthening how municipalities like Gull Lake serve their residents. The changes set clearer expectations for transparency, accountability, and preparedness. For more details, see the Government of Saskatchewan’s official announcement 📄 Transparency Requirements Legislative Requirements Starting in 2027, municipalities must post meeting
Nov 27, 20253 min read


🌾 Spotlight: Autumn House Independent Living: A Cornerstone of Community
Care. Comfort. Community. Autumn House isn’t just a facility; it’s a cornerstone of Gull Lake’s spirit. 🏡 A Home Rooted in Care Nestled on the west end of town, Autumn House overlooks the prairie, offering residents peace and perspective. A welcoming courtyard provides a gathering place for families and friends, while the dedicated Autumn House Auxiliary adds seasonal charm by decorating the entrance and courtyard with beautiful floral displays. The Auxiliary also leads fun
Nov 25, 20252 min read


Obituary: Dylan Shea McGregor—Tompkins, Saskatchewan
May 3, 1982 – November 21, 2025 (age 43) Opening Line We share the passing of Mr. Dylan Shea McGregor, who passed away on November 21, 2025, at the ranch south of Tompkins where he grew up. Service Details Celebration of Life Service Friday, November 28, 2025 2:00 p.m. Tompkins Community Hall, Tompkins, Saskatchewan Officiants: Rev. Jesse Miller and Rev. Eleanor Rockabar Family Survived by: Wife: Stacy Children: Gavin Glenn McGregor and Abigale Manda McGregor Parents: Ryan an
Nov 24, 20252 min read


Coffee Row Chronicles: “Wells, Goodwill, and Christmas Cove”
The smell of sizzling bacon drifts through the Gull Lake Diner, mingling with the rich aroma of fresh coffee. Mugs clink and the low hum of conversation weaves between the clatter of forks and the scrape of chairs on the checkered linoleum. Outside, a dusting of snow glows under the morning sun, but inside it’s all warmth and familiarity. Hank sits in his usual spot, stoic as ever. Edna’s glasses are perched on her nose as she reads, and Mabel knits quietly next to a steamin
Nov 21, 20253 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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