Saskatchewan’s economy is experiencing rapid growth, fuelled by strong commodity prices and increased private-sector investment. Over 20,000 new jobs were added in 2022, and this growth has continued into 2023; we now have a record number of people working in the province. Our strong economy allows Saskatchewan to invest in further growth for the future. To ensure growth continues, our government is investing in the new Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (Sustainab

Im happy to say I’ve fired up my welding business. Fully equipped shop and portable rig for all your welding needs. Sask B Pressure and CWB certified. Located at 1179 Conrad Ave here in Gull Lake. If you’re interested, you can follow me on Instagram @stevensonresources to see what I’m up to. Thanks, and I look forward to serving you in the future! Dustin Stevenson

The Go-Fer Hole has long been a favourite spot for ice cream and great burgers. The owners of the popular food establishment revealed today that they will be unable to open due to medical issues. The business is still for sale and would make an excellent seasonal venture for anyone. The Gopher Hole is a well-known establishment at a convenient location near the swimming pool and the #37 highway. Ice cream, hotdogs, hamburgers, pizza, and other items are available at the Gofer

Effective May 15th, 2023, there is a TOTAL FIRE BAN within the RM of Carmichael and the Special Service Area of Carmichael. No fires of any kind are permitted during the fire ban. Source: RMof Carmichael

The Gull Lake Tourism Committee is looking for a new member to join its ranks! If you would like to join the Gull Lake Tourism Committee and help grow Gull Lake's tourism potential, we need you. The tourism committee is committed to promoting, expanding, and enhancing the Gull Lake tourist economy. If you want to participate, please contact Blake at 306-672-7499. Blake Campbell Gull Lake Tourism Committee

On Monday, May 8th, 2023 Spring Street Sweeping will begin on Roger Aldag Avenue and work west. The Town requests that residents remove their vehicles from the street where possible to allow for thorough sweeping. Source: Town of Gull Lake