Richardson Pioneer has a full‑time opening for a Location Assistant at its Ag Business Centre in Carmichael. This role is hands‑on and supports the safe, efficient daily operations of a grain handling and crop inputs facility. 📍 Position Details Location: Carmichael, SK Apply By: October 13, 2026 Employer: Richardson International Limited How to Apply: www.richardson.careers Role Overview The Location Assistant works directly with facility operations, supporting grain moveme

1930–1938—Depression‑Era Decisions & Survival Part 3 traced Gull Lake’s push toward modernization in the 1920s—new sidewalks, civic improvements, and the establishment of the Union Hospital. Part 4 moves into the hardest decade the town ever faced. The council minutes from 1930–1938 read like a ledger of crisis management: coal shortages, relief petitions, collapsing tax revenue, and constant negotiations with provincial departments. Yet they also show a community determined

Location: Gull Lake Position Type: Full‑Time, Permanent Wage: $22.32 – $30.69/hour Apply By: September 26, 2026 Innovation Federal Credit Union is hiring a Member Advisor for their Gull Lake branch. This frontline role is the first point of contact for members and plays a key part in supporting financial needs, providing clear guidance, and championing Innovation’s digital banking platforms. Key Responsibilities Serve as the first point of contact and first point of resolutio

A three‑day enforcement initiative near Swift Current led to more than 100 commercial vehicles being taken out of service for serious safety defects—most involving brake components or improper adjustment. Between August 25 and 27, Saskatchewan Highway Patrol officers completed 294 inspections at the Beverly Weigh Scale, one of the busiest freight corridors in Southwest Saskatchewan. Roughly one‑third of the vehicles inspected were removed from service, underscoring the import

The 1923 Fire That Changed Everything The year 1923 marks one of the most significant turning points in Gull Lake’s early municipal history. The council minutes from that year show a community responding to a major fire, reassessing its emergency capabilities, and making decisions that would shape public safety for years to come. While the minutes remain brief and practical, the pattern of decisions clearly reflects the seriousness of the event and the need for stronger munic

A new warning from eHealth Saskatchewan highlights fake messages and calls telling residents their health cards are outdated. Scammers are contacting people by text and phone, claiming cards are expired or need immediate replacement, and directing them to click a link, update information, or pay a fee to keep access to health services. These messages are not legitimate. Saskatchewan health cards have no fees attached — any request for payment is a scam. The warning comes as t