Gull Lake, SK — Downtown Gull Lake is filled with pride this week as banners featuring the faces of the 2025 graduating class from Gull Lake High School are displayed along Main Street and other key downtown streets. The dedicated town crew ensures these banners are installed throughout the heart of town, creating a public salute to the students' hard work and bright futures. These banners celebrate each graduate’s achievements and reflect our community’s pride. Accompanying

By Gull Lake Events • 12 June 2025 Gull Lake, SK — The Gull Lake firefighters are safely back home after a June 3–7 mission near Pelican Narrows, where they helped contain one of northern Saskatchewan’s first major wildfires of 2025. Stacy Schmidt, Kara Dyer, Kyle Rozel, and Tim Temoshawsky traded prairie grasslands for heavy smoke and a highway so hot that flames brushed the pavement Gull Lake Firefighters’ Week in the Burn Zone Date Key Events Tue June 3 Departed Gull Lak

At Empire Diner, soft golden light mingled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee as the town’s morning ritual began. Over steaming mugs, patrons exchanged warm greetings and news about the day’s most heartfelt story: four of Gull Lake’s finest— Stacy Schmidt, Kara Dyer, Kyle Rozel, and Tim Temoshawsky —had set off at dawn with their specialized wildland unit to battle the raging northern wildfires. Stacy Schmidt, a seasoned firefighter with over 15 years of fearless servi

Written by Gull Lake Events June 3, 2025 Four firefighters from Gull Lake Fire & Rescue— Stacy Schmidt, Kara Dyer, Kyle Rozel, and Tim Temoshawsky —have stepped up to assist in battling the raging wildfires in northern Saskatchewan. Early this morning, they deployed to Pelican Narrows, bringing their specialized wildland unit designed for maneuvering through tough terrain and handling both bush and structural fires. The request for assistance came in on Sunday, and the firefi

In the warm glow of Main Street Café—where the rich aroma of fresh coffee mingles with the gentle clink of teaspoons and soft murmurs of conversation—Gull Lake’s regulars gathered to share stories of the town’s progress and its bright future. “Back when I was out tending the fields at sunrise, community meant a neighbor’s kind word after a long day’s work,” Granny Irene drawled, her voice steady as the prairie winds. “Now, seeing RBC step up with that $1,500 donation to fix o

RBC Volunteers Deanna JService, Wendy Munt, and Kelly Bang (Photo Credit Gull Lake & District Curling Rink) In today's dynamic community environment, volunteer support is more important than ever. The commitment of local volunteers not only drives successful community projects and events but also builds a foundation for growth, resilience, and unity in Gull Lake. At the core of Gull Lake’s civic life are the dedicated community volunteers whose everyday efforts ensure that ou