Town Council approved a $1.00 per month increase to the garbage/recycling fee at the regular meeting on December 13, 2023. As of January 1, 2024, the monthly price to households will increase to $22.00 per month. The rise is due to an increase in the Fuel Surcharge and Recycle Surcharge charged by the town's service provider, Advanced Waste Solutions. Source: Town of Gull Lake

The CGTW (RM of Carmichael, RM of Gull Lake, Tompkins, Webb, and RM Webb) Culture and Recreation Board has today announced the recipients of grant funding dollars totaling $50,000 for the current year. $11,327 of this funding is contributed by the Saskatchewan Lotteries to programming initiatives, which are not capital projects. Grant Recipients Autumn House Crescent Point Pool Gull Lake Bowling Lanes GL Curling Club GL Hall Steering Committee GL School Community Council GL

At its November 8th meeting, the Town Council made its Committee Appointments for 2024. The following is a list of the appointments: Chinook Regional Library (1 Council) Janet Wickstrom Lance Allen (Alternate Steve Haithwaite). Gull Lake Recreation Advisory Committee (1 Council) Peggy Willman Tyler Moll Richie Bleau Tim Temoshawsky Steve Haithwaite Emella Waiser Tyson Migneault (Alternate Terry Stevenson). Gull Lake Fire Committee (2 Council) Steve Haithwaite Terry Stevenso

Two new radar speed signs have been placed on Rutland Avenue to help warn motorists of their speed. A sign indicating the speed of southbound vehicles was erected by the Town crew at the intersection of Rutland Avenue and Third Street. Another sign was placed at the intersection of Rutland Avenue and 5th Street to assist northbound traffic. The Town of Gull Lake received $9,376 from the Provincial Traffic Safety Fund Grant to acquire the signage. Emella Waiser submitted the g

The Gull Lake SARCAN Recycling depot will relocate to a new location. The depot will close on Friday, October 27th at its current location and reopen across the street at 439 Main Street after construction on that building is completed. We will keep you informed of the new building's progress and opening date once it is announced. Gull Lake Events

The Museum Visitor Centre began the year with a well-attended Canada Day Celebration BBQ. The Monday Ladies Teas, which are always popular, were well attended. The Gull Lake Tourism Committee expanded the Museum this year by adding a Visitor Centre and the Prairie Handmade Gift Shop. With the additions and being open seven days a week in July and August, we closed the year with over 200 visitors! We'd like to thank our Tourism Ambassadors Alexa Atem and Kaydence Haithwaite fo