The RM of Gull Lake No. 139 is requesting tenders for loading, hauling, and spreading of up to 15,000-20,000 cubic yards of 7/8″ road gravel throughout the RM.
Loading, hauling, and spreading, shall be completed by August 31st, 2026.
For more information, see Competition RM139-2026-002 on www.SaskTenders.ca
The RM of Gull Lake No. 139 is requesting a tender for the stockpile of road gravel in preparation for the maintenance of their road network in 2026 and 2027.
This competition closes February 6th, 2026 at 4:00pm
Please see competition number RM139-2026-002 on www.SaskTenders.ca for more information.
2026 Census Job Opportunities Now Open
Statistics Canada is now accepting applications for 2026 Census positions, including Crew Leader and Enumerator roles.
These positions offer an opportunity for local residents to contribute to an important national initiative while gaining valuable work experience.
For job details and to apply, visit Census.gc.ca – Census jobs.
Residents are also encouraged to share this opportunity within their networks. Posters and promotional materials are available through the Census Community Supporter Toolkit.
🚜 Farm Safety Plan Workshops
Farm Safety Plan workshops are currently underway and are open to farmers and ranchers of all sizes across Saskatchewan.
These workshops provide practical information on farm safety planning, hazard identification, safe work practices, and emergency response planning. Sessions are offered virtually and are broken into phases to make attendance easier.
📅 Upcoming virtual sessions are scheduled for January and February 2026.
📲 Registration details can be found on the attached poster or by visiting: aghealth.usask.ca
We encourage RM of Gull Lake producers to consider attending and to share this information with others who may be interested.
NOTE: Media is invited to attend the clinic for photos and interviews.
What animal found on the farm is loud enough to damage your hearing? Are earmuffs more effective than earplugs? Do you know how to prevent noise-induced hearing loss? Do you have hearing loss? What types of hearing protection should I use?
To offer answers to those questions and much more information, appointments can be made for a Hearing Clinic for Farmers which is being held for the ratepayers of the R.M. of Gull Lake #139 on Wednesday, November 26th, 2025 from 9:00 am- 4 pm at the RM Office in Gull Lake, SK. To book an appointment please call (306) 672-4430.
The clinic will include a visual inspection of the ear canal and ear drum and a hearing screening with explanation of those results. Participants will be shown how to insert earplugs and will receive information to take home. When necessary, referrals are made. Hearing aids are not sold at the clinic. Agriculture health and safety resources and programs will also be reviewed.
“On the farm, there are many noises including those from augers, tractors, shotguns and squealing hogs at feeding time that can damage your hearing”, says Kendra Ulmer, Nurse and Clinic Director for the Agricultural Health and Safety Network, at the Canadian Centre For Rural and Agricultural Health, University of Saskatchewan.
The clinic is being offered to RM #139 ratepayers because they are members of the Agricultural Health and Safety Network and is co-sponsored by the Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health and Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture.
For additional information regarding this release, please contact:
Kendra Ulmer, RN , Manager and Clinical Director
Agriculture Health and Safety Network
Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health
(306) 966-6643
e-mail: aghealthandsafety@usask.ca
The Southwest Regional Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) has begun a soft rollout of its new Emergency Management Software.
A key feature of this system is a mass notification service that enables residents to receive alerts about potential or imminent threats to personal safety or property caused by natural or human-made emergencies.
Registration is simple: scan the QR code provided and follow the short prompts to sign up. Once registered, no apps or additional downloads are required.
Alerts will be delivered by text message, email, or phone call.
A brief description of the system is attached for additional information.
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The RM of Gull Lake is proud to share that Emerson Sommer of Gull Lake has been awarded a $1,000 SMHI Municipal Hail Scholarship!
Each year, the Saskatchewan Municipal Hail Insurance Board recognizes outstanding students from across the province who demonstrate dedication, leadership, and commitment to their communities. We are thrilled to celebrate the 2025 recipients:
Emerson Sommer – Gull Lake
Taya Green – Rosetown
Cheyanne Engele – Quill Lake
Reid Goudy – Stoughton
Lance McMillen – Carievale
Griffin LeBlanc – Domremy
Morgan Debenham – Kennedy
Brandsten Moore – Rabbit Lake
Cassie Martynook – Moose Jaw
Annalease Empey – Kincaid
These scholarships not only recognize the hard work and dedication of exceptional students but also invest in the future of rural communities across Saskatchewan.
Please join us in congratulating Emerson and all the 2025 scholarship recipients on this well-deserved recognition!
🗺️ 2025 RM Map Now Available!
We’re excited to announce that the 2025 Rural Municipality of Gull Lake No. 139 Map is now available in multiple formats!
Our updated map provides essential information on:
Municipal and grid roads
Section/township/range lines
Oil and gas infrastructure
Key facilities and landmarks
Council division boundaries
Digital Downloads: High-quality PDF and JPG versions are available here.
Mobile Access: Find our maps on the iHunter App for convenient field use.
Printed Copies: Purchase a large-format printed map at the RM Office ($10.00)
WANTED: Your Input About the Gull Lake Community! 
The Center in Swift Current is reaching out to hear from you! They’re gathering feedback to help shape future programs and initiatives that could benefit the Gull Lake area.
Scan the QR code in the image above to take the short survey and share your thoughts!