Saskatchewan is marking Small Business Week from October 19–25, 2026, recognizing the entrepreneurs who drive the province’s economy. According to the Government of Saskatchewan’s 2026 Small Business Profile, the province is home to 156,850 small businesses, representing 98.8% of all businesses and employing roughly 30% of Saskatchewan’s workforce. In communities like Gull Lake, that impact is visible every day. Our town’s economic strength comes from the people who choose to

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

Tyler, owner of SaucyT's Tacos—bringing fresh, flavorful food to GullLake. 📸 Image courtesy of Saucy T’s Tacos Facebook page. Gull Lake has a new food venture taking shape, and it’s already making an impression. Saucy T’s Tacos, created and operated by Tyler, officially served its first customers on July 22 at the Elks Hall Market. After months of developing recipes, crafting signature sauces, and building a menu he was proud to share, that first event marked the moment Sauc

Pioneer Co‑op has approved a $12.5 million patronage allocation for 2026 following another strong financial year. Members gathered on April 22 for the Annual General Meeting, where leadership outlined financial results, community contributions, and major capital improvements across the southwest. Strong Financial Performance Pioneer Co‑op recorded over $370 million in sales in 2025. CEO Larry Kozun thanked members for their support, noting that the Co‑op’s diverse divisions c

Left: Manager Jamba | Right: Owner Akash Karwal At a Glance — Empire Diner Owner: Akash Karwal (new) Manager: Jamba (continuing) Menu: Current items staying; new recipes, offers, and themed nights being explored Updates: Considering interior/exterior renovations to modernize the space The Empire Diner in downtown Gull Lake is beginning a new chapter. New owner Akash Karwal, who took over the business about six months ago, says the decision to invest here came down to the town

February 25, 2026 Council Meeting Summary The February 25 meeting of Gull Lake Town Council included several operational and community‑focused decisions, including cemetery improvements, seasonal pool staffing, and the approval of a new business incentive application. Council also received updates from staff and regional committees, reviewed correspondence, and handled routine financial approvals. The following summary provides a clear overview of the key actions taken. Prese