The Urban Hen Bylaw was approved by the Town of Gull Lake at its regular meeting on November 23, 2022. This bylaw enables Gull Lake residents to keep up to four chickens within the municipal limits. According to the bylaw, all owners must have a valid license for their hens, and residents are not permitted to own roosters. The bylaw will allow for a two-year pilot program beginning in January 2023. Following that period, Council will revaluate the program's viability. For mor

The Town of Gull Lake has invested in exploring options for upgrading our water supply and treatment infrastructure in order to provide a reliable source of potable water to homes and businesses within the community over the coming decades. The Town’s existing potable water supply exceeds the maximum acceptable concentrations for trihalomethane (THM) which poses a long-term health risk to consumers. A 2020 Feasibility Study identified the construction of a new Water Treatmen

The Town of Gull Lake has developed a new website with a fresh look. The Town of Gull Lake, Gull Lake Tourism, and Tourism Saskatchewan all contributed to the investment in a new website. The design, content, and organization of the website are all strong points. The website's slogan, "A safe and friendly community," is a little generic, but slogans can be changed. My personal preference would be to label the town as a "family-friendly community" or something similar. Gull La

Check out Gull Lake's newest furnished accommodations the Wild Sage Guesthouse. With tourism in Southwest Saskatchewan on the rise and Gull Lake's central location, additional furnished accommodations will help draw more tourists to town. Bringing more tourists to town will benefit the local economy and may even present us with new opportunities. Congratulations to the owners on the opening of the Wild Sage Guesthouse. Blake Campbell Gull Lake Events

The new owner of Tompkins' Lucky Loon Saloon (previously Woody's Tavern) will hold a grand opening on Saturday, December 3rd, 2022. Everyone is welcome to attend the opening, which will begin with supper at seven o'clock, and will then be followed by a live performance by the band Heat Stroke at nine o'clock. $15.00 gets you in the door and includes supper. Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo

Did you know we keep track of how many people come in to the library each and every year? Each library completes an “Annual Report” for their local region-in our case, Chinook, as well as the Provincial Government. Here are the totals for the Gull Lake Branch for the past 4 years. 2019: 3,224 people 2020: 2,983 people (we were closed for 3-4 months due to the pandemic) 2021: 4,100 people 2022: 4,113 people (as of today and still one more month to go!) Libraries continue to b