Gull lake Ambulance 

The Gull Lake & District Ambulance Service provides essential emergency medical care to the Town of Gull Lake and surrounding rural communities in southwest Saskatchewan. Operated through a partnership of several municipalities—including the Town of Gull Lake, the R.M. of Gull Lake, the R.M. of Carmichael, the R.M. of Pittville, the R.M. of Webb, and the villages of Carmichael, Webb, and Tompkins—the service works collaboratively to ensure residents have access to timely emergency response when it matters most.

​

Serving a coverage area of approximately 3,100 square kilometres and a population of around 2,200 residents, the ambulance service is a vital component of healthcare in the region. A primary ambulance unit is staffed 24 hours a day, with a second unit available when additional support is needed to respond to emergencies throughout the area.

​

The team is made up of dedicated emergency professionals, including Primary Care Paramedics and Emergency Medical Responders, who provide compassionate, high-quality care in critical situations. Beyond emergency response, the service is also involved in community initiatives and programs that help expand healthcare access, including community paramedicine efforts that provide health assessments, follow-up care, and support for residents who may have difficulty accessing medical services.

​

With a strong commitment to patient care and community well-being, the Gull Lake & District Ambulance Service plays a crucial role in protecting and supporting the health of residents across the Gull Lake region—always putting patients’ needs first.