The Clairbank 4H club had our first general meeting on October 22 to begin the 2023/2024 year. This year we have 14 members ranging in age from 6 to 21. We have decided to have the following projects: Beef, Sheep, 4u, Cooking and Woodworking. A vote for the election of officers was completed and the results were as follows: President- Cedar Hayne Vice President – Brynne Leppa Secretary- Alexandra Schofield Treasurer- Brooklyn Leppa Club Reporters - Eva Jones, Adeline Stenson,
(L) Norm White (R) Cole Girodat Gull Lake School's Classes of 1969 and 1970 generously donated $200 to the SWT Lyceum Theatre for the theatre renovation project. This cheque is presented by Norm White, who volunteers at the theatre with his wife Jean every Saturday night! If you would like to contribute to our refurbishment project, please stop by the theatre or email LyceumTheatreSK@gmail.com. The project's renovation designs are on display in the theatre's lobby. Source: SW
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
Nov 23, 2022
In the Spotlight
"The stories Gull Lake is reading, sharing, and talking about most."
Running Score: Pig Spleen 2—Weather Supercomputer 1 A frost‑covered prairie under a restless sky. On one side, a digital thermometer climbing into record territory. On the other, a humble pig spleen sitting beside a parka and a raincoat—because this is Saskatchewan, and we prepare for everything. After a February that felt like three seasons in 28 days, it’s time to settle Round Two of our winter weather showdown. We saw record‑breaking warmth, a polar vortex, and wind gusts
On a cool Friday evening in September 1968—a Friday the 13th, no less—a routine patrol on Highway 1 turned into one of the most dramatic moments in the history of the Gull Lake RCMP detachment. Two 18‑year‑olds from Waterloo, Ontario, Dennis Bonn and Brian McLennan, were hitchhiking west toward British Columbia. Near Whitewood, a new Mercury Cougar pulled over. The driver introduced himself only as “Knobby,” said he was heading for Calgary, and offered them a ride. He was fri
A viral video and a wave of outside commentary can travel far faster than the truth, and this week the Lyceum Theatre found itself at the centre of a story that doesn’t reflect who we are or how we treat one another. In that video, the theatre, its volunteers, and several local residents are spoken about in ways that are unfair, inaccurate, and unworthy of the place we call home. Gull Lake isn’t perfect—no community is—but we are not a town where people are reduced to insults
