Coffee Row was buzzing that morning—the usual gathering spot where news travels faster than the percolator—and today the talk had turned to the people who keep Gull Lake running: the volunteers. Edna finally broke the ice, flipping open her For Posterity notebook. “I’ve been tallying things up,” she said. “Do you know how many volunteer hours this town puts in every year?” Earl leaned back in his chair, already grinning. “Enough to qualify us for the Olympics?” “Enough,” Edna

A viral video and a wave of outside commentary can travel far faster than the truth, and this week the Lyceum Theatre found itself at the centre of a story that doesn’t reflect who we are or how we treat one another. In that video, the theatre, its volunteers, and several local residents are spoken about in ways that are unfair, inaccurate, and unworthy of the place we call home. Gull Lake isn’t perfect—no community is—but we are not a town where people are reduced to insults

Autumn House Independent Living Facility is bringing a fresh burst of community energy to Gull Lake next week as it partners with Blended Souls for a fashion-themed fundraiser at the Elks Hall. The evening will blend local style, social connection, and a practical purpose: supporting Autumn House as it addresses significant infrastructure needs while keeping accommodations affordable for residents. Melissa Palmier, Community Relations and Development Coordinator, says the ide

Gull Lake Tourism & Economic Development Committee (EDC) Summer 2026 Gull Lake Tourism & EDC is hiring a community‑minded, self‑motivated coordinator to welcome visitors, support local programming, and help share the story of Gull Lake. This role anchors the operation of the Museum & Visitor Centre and plays a key part in promoting the activities, markets, and experiences that make our community stand out. What the Role Involves The coordinator works with the Tourism & Econom

Gull Lake’s running hot this week. From burgers to gold medals to a century‑old marquee asking for new hands at the wheel, there’s momentum everywhere you look. The Round Table was already buzzing before the first refill. Word had spread that Gull Lake had punched its ticket to the Final Four in the South West Rink Burger All-Stars, leading the field with 653 votes. Earl —who treated the café like his second office—leaned back in what everyone knew was his “assigned” chair an

The SWT Lyceum Theatre has been part of Gull Lake’s community life for more than 100 years. As a community‑owned, non‑profit theatre operated by the Gull Lake & District Cultural Co‑operative, it continues to offer affordable, family‑friendly entertainment for residents across Southwest Saskatchewan. As someone who previously served as board chair, I’ve seen firsthand how much dedication, volunteerism, and local pride go into keeping this historic theatre thriving. Its streng