With spring arriving—and the RCMP’s reminder showing up in local mailboxes—it's a good time to clearly lay out what ATV rules actually apply in and around Gull Lake. This guide breaks everything down in plain language, focusing on what matters inside town limits and what applies on public land, based on The All Terrain Vehicles Act and information from the RCMP and SGI. Who Can Operate an ATV on Public Land To legally operate an ATV on public land in Saskatchewan: You must

Location : Gull Lake, SK Employer : West Country Energy Services (Head Office: Swift Current) Wage: Starts at $20/hr (no experience) Apply By: April 20, 2026 Positions: 1 Employment Term: Full‑Time, Seasonal Employment Duration: April 28, 2026 – August 31, 2026 Education Required: Grade 12 Experience Required: None 🌱 About the Opportunity West Country Energy Services is hiring a Summer Student Herbicide Applicator to support vegetation and weed control operations in

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

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

Image: SPCA Swift Current (Facebook) Gull Lake was represented in a big way this weekend as Blended Souls Coffee participated in the Swift Current SPCA’s “Jail & Bail” fundraiser—a one‑day event that brought in $10,910 to support shelter operations and animal care. Hosted at the Swift Current Mall, the fundraiser invited community members to be “jailed” and raise donations to earn their release. According to the SPCA, the event not only reached its fundraising goal but also

December 27, 1941 – March 09, 2026 (age 84) Opening Line With deep love and profound sadness, the family of Gerald Louis “Jerry” LeFaive announces his peaceful passing on Monday, March 09, 2026, in Gull Lake, Saskatchewan, at the age of 84. He left this world surrounded by family, with the music of his favourite artist, Johnny Cash, playing softly at his bedside. Life & Legacy Jerry was born on December 27, 1941, in Ingersoll, Ontario, to Gerald LeFaive Sr. and Doris (Foote)