Teaser Line Some weeks, Coffee Row’s news reads like a ledger—numbers on one side, roots (and stories) on the other. The Hook—News Lands Before It’s Official A warm gust of early spring air drifted in as Mabel topped up the cups—the kind that carries a hint of thaw and a bit of Main Street dust. She slid a fresh pot onto the table just as Edna tapped her For Posterity notebook. “$293,660,” she announced, tapping the page. “That’s our revenue‑sharing check—up 8.6 percent from

Gull Lake’s Municipal Revenue Sharing allocation for 2026‑27 is $293,660, an 8.6 percent increase from the $270,419 received in 2025. Residents in other Southwest communities can look up their own allocations through the province’s Municipal Revenue Sharing dashboard ( View the full provincial allocation list ). Province‑wide, municipal revenue sharing will total $392.4 million, part of a broader $712.2 million package directed toward communities across Saskatchewan. The prov

The Chinook School Division has opened the bidding process for a major infrastructure upgrade at Gull Lake School. The project focuses on the east wing, where the current roof—installed in 2005—has begun to show movement and wear. To ensure a safe, dry, and energy‑efficient environment for students and staff, the division plans to replace it with a modern, mechanically fastened SBS roofing system and upgraded insulation. Key Details for the Community The Goal: A long‑term, re

In the Southwest, communities are always on the lookout for ways to grow and support one another. Good ideas travel fast here. They move from rink to rink, council table to council table, and along every gravel road that connects our towns. When one community tries something new, others take notice—not out of competition, but out of genuine regional pride and a desire to see everyone succeed. Gull Lake’s new youth drop-in program, The Junction, is the latest example. Built th

December 27, 1941 – March 09, 2026 (age 84) Opening Line With deep love and profound sadness, the family of Gerald Louis “Jerry” LeFaive announces his peaceful passing on Monday, March 09, 2026, in Gull Lake, Saskatchewan, at the age of 84. He left this world surrounded by family, with the music of his favourite artist, Johnny Cash, playing softly at his bedside. Life & Legacy Jerry was born on December 27, 1941, in Ingersoll, Ontario, to Gerald LeFaive Sr. and Doris (Foote)

The SHSAA 80 KG provincial podium: Gold – Olipa Mwango (Holy Cross High School, Saskatoon), Silver – Levynn Toney (Gull Lake School), Bronze – Reese Allin (Swift Current Comprehensive High School). (Photo: SWAC Facebook) Gull Lake has another reason to celebrate this season. After winning gold at the South Saskatchewan Championship in February and capturing the Rural Regional title in March, Levynn Toney closed out her SHSAA wrestling season with a provincial silver medal