There is exciting news to report, Gull Lake! The newly elected council from yesterday's municipal election brings a combination of both new ideas and seasoned leadership to our town. A creative and forward-thinking approach to governance is something that we can expect based on the candidate profiles that were provided by the candidates. A total of 359 voters were cast ballots in the election, indicating that there was a significant turnout. Here's a breakdown of the results.

The following are the results of the 2024 municipal election in the Village of Tompkins: For Mayor: Ethan WICKSTROM - 50 elected Tom SECORD 44, Spirit COOL. 11 For Councillor (4). Tyler Mackay 92 elected Patty SLOAN, 65, was elected Terry Churchill, 60, was elected. Linda DODDS, 55, was elected Cody FORSYTH is 36. Heather Macgregor-Hodgson 34. William Mitchell 34 Congratulations to the newly elected council members of the Village of Tompkins. Source: Tompkins, Saskatchewan

As the holiday season approaches, the Gull Lake EMS, working together with the Gull Lake Christmas Hamper Committee, will once again bring joy and goodwill through their annual Christmas Hamper program. Every family in our community is able to enjoy a festive feast and the joy of the season because of this valued tradition. Apply for a Christmas Hamper Applications for the Gull Lake Christmas Hamper are now available and will be accepted through December 6, 2024. The hampers

When it comes to community support, the Gull Lake Kinette Club is unwavering. Over the course of their 2023/2024 year, they have been successful in generating and donating a total of $12,511through their fundraising activities. Here is an overview of their contributions: $2,500 to individuals in need $1,000 in scholarships $200 to the Gull Lake Rec Complex $500 to Gull Lake school programs $1,311 to miscellaneous programs in Gull Lake $1,500 to Telemiracl $5,500 to Cystic Fib

Dave Waiser, Roy Krogsgaard, Brian Walters, Leanne Marin, and Paige Farr The Gull Lake Ambulance Service announced its participation in the new Community Paramedicine Program during a town hall meeting this evening. The meeting commenced with Dave Waiser, Chief of Operations for Gull Lake EMS, presenting his dedicate team. Present at the event were Primary Care Paramedics Roy Krogsgaard, Brian Walters, Leanne Marin, and Paige Farr. Leanne Marin, a Primary Care Paramedic, took

The Gull Lake Town Council recently met and authorized various grants for the 2024 Sport, Culture, and Recreation programs. These funds, suggested by the Recreation Advisory Committee, are intended to support diverse local organizations and programs that benefit the community's well-being and development. Grant Approval: Gull Lake Student Counci l $1,500.00 This award will assist the student council's programs and activities, for students. Gull Lake Curling Rink $2,000.00 Th