Swift Current Rural RCMP is requesting the public's assistance regarding an incident early this morning. A Gull Lake (Chinook School Division) van was stolen from the school parking lot at 12:30 a.m. & later recovered south of Gull Lake. School security footage shows a 4 door grey truck in the parking lot. If anyone noticed any suspicious activity, please report to the RCMP. So Source: Town of Gull Lake

CAA completed a School Zone Safety Assessment at Gull Lake Public School on November 16th, 2022. There were three The Town of Gull Lake and the RCMP from the Swift Current Rural Detachment worked together on-site to track risky behaviour for motorists and pedestrians in the school zone. During the CAA School Zone Safety Assessment, there were 121 risky behaviours observed at Gull Lake Public School. The most dangerous driving behaviours in a school zone are failing to stop or

Saskatchewan's Highway Hotline has released a new version of their app, which contains several improvements. The software now has improved graphics and new features, such as a route-planning feature that includes road conditions. Users can get a free smartphone app by downloading it. Google Play and the Apple Store both have it online. The Highway Hotline can also be reached by phone at 1-888-335-7623 or by dialling 511. The hotline is supported by a network of over forty cam

Nearly 1,800 calls were made to the 24-hour, anonymous TIPP line in the province in 2021, leading to fines of over $80,000. The Turn In Poachers and Polluters (TIPP) line is a toll-free number you can call to assist conservation officers in protecting Saskatchewan's natural resources and environment. Callers who provide information that leads to a conviction may be rewarded up to $2,000. There are a number of ways to provide information with conservation authorities. You may:

This morning at approximately 12 a.m., an unidentified vehicle collided with the Fire Hydrant at the intersection of Second Avenue and Conrad Avenue. After colliding with the fire hydrant, the vehicle went through a section of the pool's fence and struck some trees. The vehicle continued through the pool grounds near the fence, hit another tree, and drove through another section of fence back onto the road. Despite colliding with a fire hydrant, a fence, and a tree, the vehic

Recently, the government of Saskatchewan announced that it will provide a $2.85 million one-time fuel subsidy to assist ambulance services across the province in combating inflationary pressures. In 2021-22, Saskatchewan ambulance operators responded to over 171,000 calls for service across the province and travelled over 13 million kilometres. Inflationary pressures, including rapidly rising fuel prices, have increased financial strains on emergency medical services. Today,