A new plaque has been added to the roadside memorial west of Webb to honour the 22 men who died in the 1980 CPR Prairie Steel Gang bus crash—the deadliest highway accident in Saskatchewan history and one of the worst in Canada. The addition provides more historical detail for the many travellers who stop at the site each year. Remembering the 1980 Crash On May 28, 1980, a westbound car crossed into the path of a school‑type bus carrying 30 CPR track workers. The impact rolled the bus, and...

Local History | Gull Lake & Area In the winter of 1906–07, Gull Lake was little more than a ranch headquarters, a CPR station, and a scattering of shanties on the open prairie. It was in this setting — long before the town took shape — that the community welcomed its very first newborn. That winter, the Dalgleish family lived in a small shack on the site that, as of 1965, was occupied by the Erwin Beninger home. Mr. Dalgleish was working as a homestead locator and foreman at the “Jew’s...

Apply By: July 11, 2026 Location: Gull Lake, Saskatchewan Employment Terms: Part-Time (Approx. 24 hrs/week) | Permanent | On‑Call as Required Wage/Salary: Commensurate with experience Autumn House Independent Living Facility Inc. is seeking an experienced and organized Personal Care Home Manager/Administrator to provide leadership and operational oversight for our personal care home. This role supports residents, staff, families, and the Board of Directors while ensuring the home...