A change to Saskatchewan's carbon monoxide alarm requirements is set to take effect November 1, and it could affect a wide range of property owners in Gull Lake and across Southwest Saskatchewan. Under Henry's Law, every residential suite in a multi-unit residential building must have at least one carbon monoxide alarm installed, regardless of where the suite is located within the building. The updated requirements apply to both new and existing multi-unit residential buildin

Saskatchewan RCMP released provincial Operation Impact results for October 9–12, 2026, with Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan members — including officers from Swift Current, Maple Creek, Ponteix, and Leader — participating in the four‑day campaign. The initiative focused on impaired driving, distracted driving, speeding, aggressive driving, and seatbelt misuse. Across Saskatchewan, officers stopped 4,028 vehicles and issued 2,407 tickets, warnings, and vehicle defect no

Residents across Saskatchewan — including here in southwest Saskatchewan and Gull Lake — are being urged to stay alert after the Saskatchewan RCMP issued a warning about a fraudulent email circulating in the province. Key Point: The email falsely claims you are under investigation for cybercrime and threatens arrest unless you respond. The message directs recipients to a non‑RCMP Gmail address: carcmpgrca@gmail.com. RCMP confirms this email is not legitimate and is part of an

Gull Lake Fire Department equipment on display during a past downtown community market. Fire Prevention Week runs from October 4 to 10, and this year’s focus — “Charge into Fire Safety: Safe Charging Is a Superpower”—carries particular importance for homes, shops, farms, and businesses throughout Southwest Saskatchewan, including right here in Gull Lake. With more devices relying on rechargeable batteries than ever before, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) is urgin

A three‑day enforcement initiative near Swift Current led to more than 100 commercial vehicles being taken out of service for serious safety defects—most involving brake components or improper adjustment. Between August 25 and 27, Saskatchewan Highway Patrol officers completed 294 inspections at the Beverly Weigh Scale, one of the busiest freight corridors in Southwest Saskatchewan. Roughly one‑third of the vehicles inspected were removed from service, underscoring the import