Residents across Saskatchewan, including rural southwest communities, are being warned about a new mail scam involving handwritten envelopes and fake “Set for Life” lottery winnings. The Saskatchewan RCMP says several people have reported receiving letters that appear official but are designed to trick recipients into calling a fraudulent phone number and sharing personal information. What the letter looks like According to the RCMP, the scam letters often include: Your corre

You could tell it was going to be one of those mornings on Coffee Row—where history, opinion, and mild exasperation all get poured into the same cup. “Highway 37 didn’t just appear,” Hank said, settling into his chair with the quiet authority of a man who’s driven that stretch in every season Saskatchewan can invent. “It was earned — one petition, one letter, and one stubborn mile at a time.” Mabel had brought in the new write-up about the road’s long fight—the decade-long p

Location: Gull Lake, Saskatchewan Apply By: April 7, 2026 Employment Terms: Full‑Time Positions: 1 🌾 About the Role South West Terminal (SWT) is seeking a detail‑oriented, highly organized Accounts Payable Administrator to join their Accounting & Finance team. This role focuses on Crop Input payables and provides backup support across several accounting functions. If you enjoy working with numbers, supporting a team, and keeping financial systems accurate and efficient,

February 25, 2026 Council Meeting Summary The February 25 meeting of Gull Lake Town Council included several operational and community‑focused decisions, including cemetery improvements, seasonal pool staffing, and the approval of a new business incentive application. Council also received updates from staff and regional committees, reviewed correspondence, and handled routine financial approvals. The following summary provides a clear overview of the key actions taken. Prese

Why Regional Awards Matter: Strengthening Community Pride Across Southwest Saskatchewan In Southwest Saskatchewan, community isn’t just a place you live—it's something you build. That work happens through volunteerism, local leadership, and the steady commitment of people who care about where they live. Events like the Southline Community Awards , hosted this year in Frontier , help shine a light on that work. As a regional gathering that’s gaining more public visibility, the

Students from across Southwest Saskatchewan are taking part in the Chinook Student Leadership Council (CSLC), a division‑wide group that gives high‑school students a direct role in conversations about school life, well‑being, and the overall student experience. The council brings together representatives from various Chinook communities. Members meet throughout the school year to share what they’re seeing in their own schools, compare experiences, and highlight areas where st