Gull Lake may be small in size, but its community spirit is anything but. As part of the $2.49 million distributed by Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan (LGS) in the first quarter of 2025–26, Gull Lake organizations received a combined $2,931.09  to strengthen sports programs, youth activities, and local events. 💙 Investing in Grassroots Groups From curling rinks to skating clubs, here’s where the money is going in Gull Lake: Organization Amount Granted Gull Lake & District K

Photo Credit SWT Lyceum Theatre Last night, the SWT Lyceum Theatre Gull Lake hummed with the excitement of a crowd that’s kept this historic gem alive for over a generation. From the sizzle of hot dogs on the grill to volunteers being presented with awards, every moment echoed the community spirit that began in 1911 . Before the feature presentation, a complete history of the theatre was showcased on the big screen— honouring the many people who played a role in its evolut

TL;DR:  Effective October 1, Saskatchewan’s minimum wage increases to $15.35/hr  under a CPI + Average Hourly Wage indexation formula. That’s up from $15.00 in 2024 and follows a 27 percent climb since 2022. Key Takeaway: Workers see modest cost-of-living relief; businesses get predictable, formula-driven increases. 2025 Minimum Wage Comparison Across Prairie Provinces Province 2025 Minimum Wage Effective Date Adjustment Mechanism Saskatchewan $15.35 Oct 1, 2025 CPI + Average

Autumn House Independent Living Facility confirmed today on its Facebook page that its annual BBQ & Bake Sale raised more than $3,500 to benefit resident programs and facility improvements. Event Snapshot On Thursday, July 3, 2025, from 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM, Autumn House transformed its parking lot into a summer gathering spot. For a $10 plate, guests selected a burger or hot dog, a sweet treat and a cold pop. Live music by the Tea and Crumpets Band provided a festive soundtr

The Gull Lake School community came together this week to celebrate the graduating Class of 2025 with a moving and memorable grad video, now available to watch on YouTube. Created by Neal Boutin, the video captures the spirit, growth, and achievements of this year’s graduates. It features a blend of personal highlights, class memories, and tributes from staff and families, offering a touching send-off to a remarkable group of students. Watch the full grad video below and cele

The Gull Lake Town Council convened on May 28, 2025, in the Town Council Chambers at 2378 Proton Avenue. Mayor Nasser Zanidean presided over the meeting with Councillors Karen Turton, Brandon Wessner, Steve Haithwaite (via phone), Terry Stevenson, Neal Boutin, and Administrator Emella Waiser present, ensuring a quorum. Councillor Tyson Migneault was absent. Gull Lake Town Council Meeting Minutes and Financial Approvals The council approved the minutes from the May 14, 2025, m