Gull Lake Tourism has been awarded a $20,000 grant through the FCC AgriSpirit Fund. The grant funding will be used to develop a new market space pavilion in Gull Lake. The project was included in FCC's 2026 AgriSpirit Fund intake, announced on October 21. This year's intake includes funding for 83 projects in rural communities across Canada, with $1.5 million being distributed through the program. FCC says AgriSpirit funding supports projects involving community infrastructur

The Youngberg Block pictured shortly after façade restoration began this week on Main Street, Gull Lake. Work kicked off this week on the façade of the Youngberg Block, marking the first visible step in restoring one of Gull Lake’s most recognizable century‑old buildings. The Town shared early footage showing crews beginning the careful removal of the weathered exterior. The Youngberg Block has stood on this corner for generations. Stripping back that old façade is the first

Economic development doesn’t begin with large projects or outside investors. It begins with the spaces we create, the confidence we build, and the signals we send about who we are and where we’re going. In Gull Lake, one of the clearest signals is the restoration of the Old Pharmacy—a 1913 commercial cornerstone now being revived through the Gull Lake Property Development Cooperative. This project is more than a heritage restoration. It is a practical, measurable, community‑d

The Prosperity Series — Part One Prosperity isn’t an abstract idea. In Gull Lake, you can see it in the real projects, services, and improvements that shape daily life—the things people rely on every single day. We’re already seeing what prosperity makes possible. The X‑ray upgrade project—now entering its fundraising stage with support from the Town of Gull Lake, the R.M. of Carmichael, the R.M. of Webb, and the R.M. of Gull Lake—is a clear example. A modern X‑ray unit would

Investing in Comfort. Creating Home. Autumn House Independent Living has launched the Closer to Home Initiative, a fundraising effort to help modernize and strengthen the facility that has supported seniors in Gull Lake and communities across Southwest Saskatchewan for many years. The goal is to raise $150,000 for upgrades that will improve comfort, safety, and long‑term sustainability. Autumn House has always been more than a building — it’s a familiar place built on connect

Pam Kirwan of InCyte Environmental Services Ltd. kicked off this year’s wrap‑up video with a heartfelt thank-you to everyone who supported the 4th Annual fundraiser. She shared how much the continued community involvement means to the team—and noted that 2026 was their top‑selling year yet, thanks to strong participation throughout the season. With everyone’s help, the fundraiser raised $3,800, with InCyte donating back $1,300 as part of the total. The funds were distributed