Here at Gull Lake Events, we celebrate everything that makes our community unique. We share your upcoming gatherings, spotlight local talents, and highlight the vibrant pulse of our town. But running through all these experiences is an often unseen thread: the power of our local businesses. Think about it—who sponsors the minor hockey team? Who donates gift baskets for the annual fundraiser? Who provides a great cup of coffee when you need a break? Where do you go for a tasty

After nearly a year of planning, paperwork, and navigating provincial regulations, Gull Lake is welcoming a new addition to Main Street. Prairie Green Cannabis officially opens TODAY at 2454 Main St ., becoming the community’s first and only locally owned cannabis retailer. The owners say their goal is simple: to offer a safe, friendly, small‑town shopping experience with a wide selection of THC and CBD products “for every vibe.” The shop will be open daily from 10 AM to 7 P

Opening The Gull Lake Diner hums with anticipation. This week, the talk isn’t bylaws or bingo — it’s music. On Thursday, December 4th, 2025, at 7:00pm, the SWT Lyceum Theatre will host a night of prairie storytelling and song. With its familiar façade, classic marquee, and central entrance framed by a pedestrian crosswalk, the Lyceum is more than a building—it’s resilience in brick and wood. Rebuilt twice over its century‑long history, it has survived fires, renovations, and

Myth: “That will never work here.” The assumption is that when new ideas or opportunities arise, they simply won’t work here—especially businesses, because of our proximity to the city, or in other cases because the idea of change can be hard to accept. Reality: Proof in Our Own Backyard Gull Lake has lived both sides of this myth. • Campbell’s Accommodations When my wife and I converted long‑term rental units into short‑term accommodations, some said visitors would prefer

Sydney Logan of Twenty‑Two Stones Lifestyle Boutique , has been recognized as one of Saskatchewan’s top young business leaders through the inaugural Young Entrepreneur Bursary Program. Delivered by the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce with support from the Government of Saskatchewan, the program awards $5,000 bursaries, mentorship workshops, and Chamber memberships to help entrepreneurs grow their businesses. Sydney is one of 57 recipients, representing 48 communities across

In the photo above, you can spot the old Co‑op building and the corner that once held Al’s Bakery—both central to Gull Lake’s story.” In a recent Facebook post, I asked for your favorite memories of Proton Avenue—and the responses poured in. What began as a simple reflection on our main street quickly became something more: a living archive of Gull Lake’s heart. 🍩 Al’s Bakery—The Sweetest Stop in Town For me, the first memory is the smell. “I noticed the scent the moment I w