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

March 6, 1956 – June 16, 2025 (age 69) Service Details Memorial Service: [Not specified] Location: Gull Lake, Saskatchewan Life Legacy Survived by: Husband Wayne Willman; daughter Sabrina Anne (Terry Empey); grandchildren Cole Ellene (2006) and Denaya Beverly (2010); extended family and many friends. Predeceased by: Parents Edward and Ella (Papke) Aldag; brother Wayne Edward (1971). Community ties: Born in Gull Lake, Anne grew up on the family farm and cherished country lif

I remember when the block now home to Little Green on the Prairie Park was mostly empty—just the curling rink to the south and an older home on the northwest corner. Then came an idea that nearly everyone embraced. According to the Centennial Chronicles, a door-to-door survey revealed that 97% of residents supported creating a park. That overwhelming backing turned a vacant lot into a thriving community space. Little Green on the Prairie Park is a living tribute to 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

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

A town slogan is more than just a catchy phrase—it’s a declaration of identity, history, and values  that its community holds dear. Some slogans embrace heritage , while others emphasize welcoming charm, rugged resilience, or modern progress . Across southwestern Saskatchewan, town slogans reflect the deep-rooted connections these communities have to the past while shaping their future. What Makes a Good Town Slogan? A great town slogan should be more than just words—it shoul