Inside the Gull Lake Recreation Complex, the skating rink is more than just a place to lace up—it’s a cornerstone of winter life in our town. Operated by a dedicated volunteer board and supported by a network of local volunteers, the rink runs smoothly thanks to those who help keep the games going, the events running, and the spirit alive. Staff work hard to maintain top‑quality ice, and the concession stand adds to the experience with good food and friendly service. 🏒 Minor

As preparations begin for another busy ice season, the Gull Lake Recreation Complex is celebrating a series of major plant upgrades made possible through the generosity of local municipalities, businesses, and community partners. This fall, T yson Migneault and Kyle Downey unveiled the rink’s new Closed Loop Compressor cooling system , a significant improvement that will enhance efficiency and reliability for years to come. In addition to the new system, upgrades were also

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

From Town Hall decisions to ball diamond dreams, the Coffee Row Chronicles capture Gull Lake’s pulse through civic action, puzzle passports, and hometown spirit. As dawn broke over Gull Lake, the Coffee Row Chronicles stirred to life. From Town Hall to Empire Diner, Yellow Canary Books & Stationery, Blended Souls, and the ball diamonds, conversations buzzed with civic momentum. Residents championed streaming council meetings, mapped puzzle passports for the museum’s Escape Ro

The 13U Gull Lake Greyhounds have been awarded hosting rights for the 2025 Saskatchewan Provincial Baseball Tournament, slated for July 25–27 at Gull Lake’s home diamonds. According to a post on the Gull Lake Athletic Association’s (GLAA) Facebook page, this three-day event will bring top youth teams from across Saskatchewan to compete for the provincial title. Over three days, youth teams from across the province will compete for the provincial title on the community’s field

Gull Lake School athletes put on a remarkable performance  at the SWAC and SHSAA Provincial Track & Field Championships , demonstrating skill, resilience, and teamwork across multiple events. From medal-winning efforts to personal bests , this year’s competition showcased the true spirit of Gull Lake athletics. 🥈  Silver Medal Winners in Provincial Track & Field Brooklyn Leppa  – Silver in Senior Girls Quadrathlon Keegan Jensen  – Silver in Junior Boys 400m Gull Lake 4×100m