Southwest Saskatchewan showed up strong at this year's SEDA Awards. Each year, SEDA recognizes projects, organizations, and individuals helping strengthen communities and local economies across Saskatchewan. This year's honours reached across southwest Saskatchewan. The Southwest Saskatchewan Tourism and Investment Attraction Hub received a project award, the Village of Frontier was recognized for its role in helping establish and support that regional initiative, economic de

Gull Lake Town Council advanced several community files at its September 24 regular meeting, including support for regional animal welfare services, action on properties within town limits, and the appointment of a Dutch Elm Disease inspector. Tax Title Proceedings Council authorized administration to begin title proceedings on four properties within the community. Title proceedings are a legal process that can allow a municipality to obtain title to a property in accordance

The Town of Gull Lake says residents can continue to expect reliable water service after rehabilitation work confirmed that one of the community's older wells can no longer operate in its current condition. According to a release from the Town of Gull Lake, recent work on well PW2‑2010 revealed a failure in the carbon steel casing, allowing sediment to fill the well. Following an assessment by Beckie Hydrogeologists, the well was determined to be no longer operational. While

Gull Lake’s early business district, circa 1910 Every community begins with a handful of people willing to take responsibility for its future. In Gull Lake, the earliest civic leadership came from two men whose names appear throughout the town’s first surviving records: Joseph Hutchinson and Edward “Ed” Busse. Their work helped shape the foundations of the village long before Gull Lake had paved streets, a town office, or formal municipal departments. Early Council Formation

Residents in Division 1 of the Rural Municipality of Gull Lake No. 139 will head to the polls next month to choose their councillor. Aaron Dietrich, Camara Froese, and Dennis Kirk are running for the Division 1 seat. Voting will take place on Monday, November 9, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Rural Municipal Office, 1184 Conrad Avenue in Gull Lake. An advance poll will be held at the same location on Tuesday, November 3, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Several other municipal posit

The Gull Lake Recreation Complex today—a lasting symbol of teamwork and local pride. The modern Gull Lake Recreation Complex began with a crisis. On May 27, 1982, a freak late‑spring snowfall caused roughly 60 percent of the roof of the 1957 skating rink to collapse. The building stood on the east side of Queens Avenue—where the east side of Little Green on the Prairie Park sits today, in the middle of the block north of the curling rink. An engineer’s report estimated repair