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The new STA board was elected at the annual general meeting on Tuesday, April 7. The following members were re-elected to the board: Alan Otterbein and Ryan Goolevitch. Newly-elected to the board were Brett Park and Saul Lipton. The new executive was selected by the board in a meeting following the AGM and includes:![]()
President: Leslie Beck![]()
Past President: David Powell![]()
Vice President: Alan Otterbein![]()
Secretary: Ryan Goolevitch![]()
Treasurer: Vacant![]()
Directors: Brett Park, Saul Lipton, John Meed, Rob Wells![]()
Ex-officio: Pat Rediger (administrator), Joe Milligan (Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport), Andrew Exelby (Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association).
New Projects approved for Wascana Trails and Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
The STA is partnering with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Parks, Culture, and Sport with funding support from the Trans Canada Trail to enhance the trails at Wascana Trails and at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. Wascana All Person Nature Interpretive Trail and Viewing Point The project at Wascana Trails consists of three elements: 1. Creation […]
Introducing the Canadian Trails Federation
Through our membership in the Canadian Trails Federation, the Saskatchewan Trails Association represents the interests of Saskatchewan on the national level. The Canadian Trails Federation-Fédération Canadienne des Sentiers (CTF-CFS) is a national not-for-profit organization that represents the interests of provincial and territorial trails organizations across Canada. Their mission is to enhance the recreational trails network […]
Potential Funding Sources
A key aspect of the STA’s mission is to assist local trail groups in developing, maintaining, and marketing their trails. Since funding is essential in any project, various potential funding sources, including grants, are summarized below for those needing additional resources. Saskatchewan Trails Association Funding Programs MEMBERS GRANT PROGRAM – Funding grants of up […]
The Benefits of Membership
Becoming a member of the STA is not only a rewarding experience by helping to maintain Saskatchewan’s trails, but it also gives you benefits not offered to non-members, including funding opportunities, trail promotion and advocacy, voting privileges, and several other resources such as trail maps, land negotiation agreements, etc. Here’s a look at the benefits: […]