March 6, 1956 – June 16, 2025 (age 69) Service Details Memorial Service: [Not specified] Location: Gull Lake, Saskatchewan Life Legacy Survived by: Husband Wayne Willman; daughter Sabrina Anne (Terry Empey); grandchildren Cole Ellene (2006) and Denaya Beverly (2010); extended family and many friends. Predeceased by: Parents Edward and Ella (Papke) Aldag; brother Wayne Edward (1971). Community ties: Born in Gull Lake, Anne grew up on the family farm and cherished country lif

At Blended Souls Coffee & Boutique , soft morning light streamed through large windows as locals gathered over artisan lattes. Between sips of freshly brewed coffee, patrons excitedly discussed the provincial track and field championships. Stories flew fast—Brooklyn Leppa’s silver in the Senior Girls Quadrathlon, the electrifying silver performance of the Gull Lake 4×100m Relay Team led by Keegan Jensen, his hard-earned silver in the Junior Boys 400m, and Ally Stusrud’s stan

Gull Lake, SK — Downtown Gull Lake is filled with pride this week as banners featuring the faces of the 2025 graduating class from Gull Lake High School are displayed along Main Street and other key downtown streets. The dedicated town crew ensures these banners are installed throughout the heart of town, creating a public salute to the students' hard work and bright futures. These banners celebrate each graduate’s achievements and reflect our community’s pride. Accompanying

Moving to a small town and launching your first venture is an exciting leap. You’ll be greeted by close-knit community, friendly people at every corner, and the chance to become a favorite local business. But earning trust and standing out (especially when the nearest city is just 50 km away) takes intentional effort. Here are some strategies to integrate your business into the community from the very beginning. Foundations for Newcomers Show up at local events, support fundr

By Gull Lake Events • 12 June 2025 Gull Lake, SK —  The Gull Lake firefighters  are safely back home after a June 3–7 mission near Pelican Narrows, where they helped contain one of northern Saskatchewan’s first major wildfires of 2025. Stacy Schmidt, Kara Dyer, Kyle Rozel, and Tim Temoshawsky traded prairie grasslands for heavy smoke and a highway so hot that flames brushed the pavement Gull Lake Firefighters’ Week in the Burn Zone Date Key Events Tue June 3 Departed Gull Lak

I remember when the block now home to Little Green on the Prairie Park was mostly empty—just the curling rink to the south and an older home on the northwest corner. Then came an idea that nearly everyone embraced. According to the Centennial Chronicles, a door-to-door survey revealed that 97% of residents supported creating a park. That overwhelming backing turned a vacant lot into a thriving community space. Little Green on the Prairie Park is a living tribute to Gull Lak