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The Saskatchewan Prevention Institute is a non-profit organization with a focus on reducing the occurrence of disabling conditions in children. We are committed to working collaboratively to promote primary prevention throughout the province. We share evidence-based information through print and web-based resources. We provide education and training on all of our areas of focus.
Our programs and areas of focus include: Child Injury Prevention, Child Traffic Safety, Community Action Program for Children (CAPC), Early Childhood Mental Health, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Prevention, Youth Action for Prevention, Maternal and Infant Health, Nobody’s Perfect Parenting, and Sexual and Reproductive Health.
As part of our ongoing education and resource creation, we are holding a 2018 Saskatchewan Families Photo Contest and hope you can help us by forwarding the attached poster to your network of family, friends, co-workers, and acquaintances.
The purpose of the photo contest is to create a calendar that represents a diverse group of families from Saskatchewan and provide us with photos to use in our future resources. Your participation in this contest is greatly appreciated and is free to enter. Please go tohttps://skprevention.ca/welcome-to-the-2018-saskatchewan-families-photo-contest/ for more information and to upload your photos today.
Council of the Town of Gull Lake has issued an open fire burn ban within the boundaries of the Town of Gull Lake.
Effective immediately, no fireworks or open fires, including fire pits, fire rings, chimineas, and the like are allowed until further notice. Barbeques operated by propane or natural gas are not included in this ban.
Every person who contravenes the provision of Bylaw No. 4-2017, a bylaw of the Town of Gull Lake to provide for fire and burning restrictions, is guilty of an offense and liable on summary conviction to a fine from $500 to $10,000. Additionally, costs for fire prevention, suppression or emergency response services shall be charged directly on the persons who receive the service. If the Fire Department is called to attend a fire as a result of burning during the ban, the fire response fees will be billed directly to the owner of the property. The bill for such WILL NOT be covered by the Town of Gull Lake.
THIS BAN WILL BE IN EFFECT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Gull Lake Town Council
August 16, 2018
Crescent Point Pool is closing for the summer at 5 pm on Friday, August 24. To cap off an awesome summer, we are bringing in a JOUSTING ARENA from 1-5pm!
Come on down for one last swim and a spin in the ring. I will be there with my game face on. As evidenced by the photo above, I am merciless in the jousting arena and welcome any competitors. Unless you’re bigger than me…
Recreation Director: Sara Kuntz
