SaskEnergy Inspectors and qualified Field Representatives will begin inspections of the gas line system in Gull Lake , with plans to complete the process by the end of May . These inspections are part of SaskEnergy’s ongoing efforts to ensure safe and reliable service for residents. By routinely assessing the gas infrastructure, SaskEnergy helps maintain system integrity and prevent potential issues. If residents notice the smell of natural gas , they are encouraged to report

The Gull Lake Town Council convened for its regular meeting on April 9, 2025, in the Town Council Chambers. Mayor Nasser Zanidean chaired the meeting, joined by Councillors Tyson Migneault (joined at 7:03 p.m.), Karen Turton, Brandon Wessner, Steve Haithwaite, Terry Stevenson, Neal Boutin, and Assistant Administrator Emella Waiser, confirming a quorum for the meeting. Meeting Minutes and Financial Approvals The council approved the minutes from the March 26, 2025, meeting. Fi

"Did you hear the news? Peggy Willman’s making waves again!"  Marge Grey’s enthusiastic voice cut through the cozy hum of the Main Street Café, where coffee mugs clinked and locals chatted. It was another lively morning straight out of the Coffee Row Chronicles , as the café continued to serve as Gull Lake’s unofficial hub of ideas and conversation, its laminate tables the very foundation of community life. Granny Irene, affectionately known for her quirky wisdom, raised an e

Peggy Willman, a long-time Gull Lake resident, has received provincial recognition from the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association for her extraordinary dedication to volunteer work. Her efforts have left a significant mark on our community, showcasing the profound impact of consistent and meaningful service. Peggy has devoted her time to a variety of initiatives aimed at enhancing recreation, culture, and social connections within Gull Lake. Her work with the Recreati

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The Government of Saskatchewan has announced a $10 million investment to make personal care homes more affordable for seniors, marking a significant milestone in senior support programs. Starting this month, the Personal Care Home Benefit will increase by up to $1,000 per month, easing the financial burden for over 2,000 seniors living in licensed facilities across the province. Social Services Minister Terry Jenson highlighted the importance of this initiative, noting it is