The SWT Lyceum Theatre will be the venue for a new film event this fall as Dead Prairies Productions launches its first-ever Horror Movie Festival in Gull Lake. The festival will run across four screening blocks and include a mix of international films and Saskatchewan-made projects. The lineup features four feature-length titles, each paired with short films. More mature entries are scheduled later in the day, while local productions — including Van Life and Klee — are part

Gull Lake’s home diamond delivered a strong weekend of ball as the community hosted the Baseball Saskatchewan 35+ Senior Provincial Championships — and the hometown Loons finished the tournament with a title. Gull Lake Claims the B Final The Gull Lake Loons opened the weekend with a perfect 3–0 record in pool play, defeating the Coteau Hills Combines, Riverhurst, and Regina Drifters to secure a semifinal spot. A tight 4–3 loss to Maple Creek in the semifinal sent the Loons to

Arriving in a Town Just Beginning When Gull Lake was little more than a scattering of homesteads and a hopeful railway stop, a few determined settlers stepped forward to build the services a town needs long before it officially becomes one. Among those early builders was Jeremiah P. Divine, a man whose work helped shape the foundations of the community we know today. Jeremiah arrived in Gull Lake in 1906, accompanied by his wife and their four children. Like many families of

The Gull Lake Museum Visitor Centre is now open for the 2026 summer season, offering visitors an opportunity to explore local history, interactive heritage displays, and hands-on activities. This season’s Museum/Gull Lake Ambassador is Clare Meachem, who will be welcoming guests and supporting programs throughout July. July 2026 Event Calendar July 1–31 — Photo Challenge (month‑long) July 7 — Scavenger Hunt July 8, 15, 22, 29 — Cards & Tea July 13 — 76 Ranch Challenge July 23

8 September 1943 – 29 June 2026 Opening Line On a beautiful rainy afternoon on June 29, our beloved mother, grandma, sister, wife, and friend, Jeanette Goohsen, passed peacefully in her sleep. Born in Guernsey, Saskatchewan, Jeanette embraced many roles throughout her life with grace and dedication. She was a teacher, a farmer, a gardener, a musician, and an avid traveler whose curiosity and love of learning were reflected in her many hobbies and interests. She touched countl

After more than a decade of dry years, the southwest is finally seeing something we haven’t had in a long time: steady, timely moisture. Agriculture and Agri‑Food Canada reports that parts of the region have received 200 to 250 millimetres of rain since April 1, a noticeable improvement from recent years. For an area that spent last summer under severe and even extreme drought classifications, this year marks a meaningful shift. Producers across the region describe rain arriv