The Gull Lake Town Council met for its regular session on July 16, 2025, in the Town Council Chambers at 2378 Proton Avenue. Mayor Nasser Zanidean presided, with Councillors Tyson Migneault , Karen Turton , Brandon Wessner , Steve Haithwaite , T erry Stevenson , Neal Boutin , and Administrator Emella Waiser present, confirming a quorum. The meeting was called to order at 7:07 p.m . Gull Lake Town Council Meeting Minutes and Financial Approvals Minutes —Approved the minute

The Town of Gull Lake is moving forward with two key infrastructure upgrades designed to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility in high-traffic areas. Gull Lake Canada Post Office Sidewalk Replacement The sidewalk adjacent to the Gull Lake Post Office on Conrad Avenue is set to be removed and replaced. The current surface—visibly cracked and uneven—has long posed challenges for accessibility. The new 40-meter monolithic sidewalk will offer a smoother, safer experience

The Town of Gull Lake is undertaking a major upgrade to its aging water infrastructure , with current efforts focused on replacing key valves throughout the system. These valves play a vital role in controlling water flow and isolating specific sections of the network, allowing for more efficient maintenance and minimizing service disruptions. This phase of work is part of a multi-year modernization plan that will span over a decade . Crews are installing new valves

Municipal bylaws can be lengthy and wordy, so here's a colorful, emoji-led reference to Gull Lake’s Animal Control Bylaw No. 2-92 that tells you exactly what to do (and why it matters), regulating everything from licensing and noise control to dealing with the most common community complaints: barking dogs 🐕‍🦺, dogs at large 🏃‍♂️, and cats invading yards 🏡. 🔖 Why Gull Lake’s Animal Control Bylaw Matters Pet owners are not always aware of all the rules in lengthy bylaws.

Updated August 14, 2025 Residents of the east half of Gull Lake—beginning at Price Avenue—should be aware that a Precautionary Drinking...

I remember when Tom Frook wrote to town council, urging us to ensure Captain Keith Mirau never fades from our town’s collective story....