The community of Gull Lake is facing the unfortunate possibility of losing one of its beloved summer traditions. Veren Pool, located in Gull Lake, has announced that, due to a lack of lifeguard and instructor applications, the facility may remain closed for the upcoming summer season. 💔 This cherished community hub has long been a place for connection, fun, and learning during the summer months. Unfortunately, without the required staff to ensure safety and run programming,

Exciting news for tire recycling in our community! B & L Tire Service is now a Tire Stewardship of Saskatchewan -designated ‘Return to Retailer’ store, allowing them to collect scrap tires at no cost. Here are the details: What They Accept : Scrap tires that are free of rims and debris. Daily Limits : Up to 10 tires per person, per day. Planning Ahead : If anyone is planning a big cleanup, a phone call is appreciated beforehand, as space is limited. Important Reminder : Tire

In the latest installment of the Coffee Row Chronicles, Downtown Gull Lake’s Main Street Café buzzed with lively debate and local pride on this crisp morning. Granny Irene sat at her favorite corner table, stirring her tea thoughtfully. “You know, keeping the town in good shape is what keeps everything running smoothly,” she said, her voice carrying the weight of years spent watching the town grow and change. Edna Macgillivary, ever the dramatic flair, waved her hand. “Speaki

The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) Convention 2025 , held from April 13 to 16 in Saskatoon , brought together municipal leaders from across the province to debate and vote on resolutions aimed at enhancing Saskatchewan’s urban communities . Discussions covered infrastructure development, municipal financial stability, environmental initiatives, community planning, and social services . Gull Lake Town Council members and administration attended the conven

The South West Chronic Disease Support Inc. hosted a lively and packed Bingo night on Friday at the Legion Hall in Shaunavon , bringing together a packed house of Southwest residents for an evening of fun and fundraising. Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of attendees and donors, the event raised over $4,000 to support chronic disease resources in the region. The organization extended its gratitude to the many individuals and businesses that contributed to the success

The familiar aroma of fresh coffee filled Gull Lake Main Street Café, setting the scene for another chapter in the Coffee Row Chronicles, as the usual crew settled into their favorite seats. Granny Irene set down her mug, looking around the table. “So, the Town Administrator is retiring. That came up at the last council meeting.” Roger Winslow nodded. “Forty years of service—she kept council informed, made sure policies were carried out, and always kept things running. I don’