Representatives from Three Points Economic Partnership during their presentation at the 2026 SAASE Convention. (Image: Three Points Economic Partnership, Facebook) Three Points Economic Partnership shared their regional collaboration model during the 2026 SAASE Convention, held on March 21 in Swift Current. Their presentation outlined how neighbouring communities are working together to support growth, engage youth, and create new opportunities across southwest Saskatchewan.

A Short History Story Some years leave only faint traces in history. For Gull Lake, 1911 was nearly one of those years, but change was quietly gathering. The records from that year are sparse: routine business, familiar local names, and just two notable decisions—the first grading of Proton Avenue , then the town’s emerging main thoroughfare, and the purchase of a hose cart. Yet beneath that quiet surface, the community was preparing for something larger. Sometime late that

Residents across Saskatchewan, including rural southwest communities, are being warned about a new mail scam involving handwritten envelopes and fake “Set for Life” lottery winnings. The Saskatchewan RCMP says several people have reported receiving letters that appear official but are designed to trick recipients into calling a fraudulent phone number and sharing personal information. What the letter looks like According to the RCMP, the scam letters often include: Your corre

The Youngberg Block today — a cornerstone of Main Street and the focus of Gull Lake’s heritage renewal efforts. A new wave of prairie revitalization is emerging in Southwest Saskatchewan—rooted in history and powered by community. Across the region, towns are rediscovering the value of their historic buildings—not as relics of the past, but as foundations for future growth . In Gull Lake , this movement is embodied by the Property Development Cooperative’s work on the Youngbe

Gull Lake’s Municipal Revenue Sharing allocation for 2026‑27 is $293,660, an 8.6 percent increase from the $270,419 received in 2025. Residents in other Southwest communities can look up their own allocations through the province’s Municipal Revenue Sharing dashboard ( View the full provincial allocation list ). Province‑wide, municipal revenue sharing will total $392.4 million, part of a broader $712.2 million package directed toward communities across Saskatchewan. The prov

The Chinook School Division has opened the bidding process for a major infrastructure upgrade at Gull Lake School. The project focuses on the east wing, where the current roof—installed in 2005—has begun to show movement and wear. To ensure a safe, dry, and energy‑efficient environment for students and staff, the division plans to replace it with a modern, mechanically fastened SBS roofing system and upgraded insulation. Key Details for the Community The Goal: A long‑term, re