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

Local football opener and officiating clinic highlight the start of autumn athletics The fall sports season is officially underway across the South West Athletic Conference (SWAC), and Gull Lake enters September with two key early‑season events: the Lions’ 6‑man football opener and a local volleyball officiating clinic. Both anchor the week’s activity as regional sports ramp up across the southwest. Gull Lake Lions: Season Opener This Friday The Gull Lake Lions begin their 6‑

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

Charitable gaming grants for the first quarter of 2026–27 have been released, with nearly $1.7 million distributed to organizations across Saskatchewan. These grants support groups that run licensed charitable gaming activities such as raffles, bingos, breakopen tickets, Texas hold ’em tournaments and Monte Carlo events. Grants are calculated at 25 per cent of the net revenue raised by each charitable gaming event, up to a maximum of $100,000 per group annually. The Saskatche

Saturday’s second annual Tompkins Mud Bog drew crowds and competitors alike, filling the pits with flying mud and hometown energy. With proceeds supporting the Tompkins community rink, organizers say the day delivered exactly what they hoped for—strong turnout, big energy, and plenty of hometown pride. Drivers competed across six classes — from Stock to X‑Class — with machines ranging from everyday pickups to high‑powered builds topping 700 horsepower. Two 180‑foot pits ran s

Gull Lake’s home diamond delivered a strong weekend of ball as the community hosted the Baseball Saskatchewan 35+ Senior Provincial Championships — and the hometown Loons finished the tournament with a title. Gull Lake Claims the B Final The Gull Lake Loons opened the weekend with a perfect 3–0 record in pool play, defeating the Coteau Hills Combines, Riverhurst, and Regina Drifters to secure a semifinal spot. A tight 4–3 loss to Maple Creek in the semifinal sent the Loons to