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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).
Best Online Trail Resources To Checkout Before Your Next Hike!
Here comes the sun! I am sure we can all agree that summer is finally here and its officially time to get onto the trails. With Saskatchewan Trails Day as well as Recreation and Parks month all June fast approaching there is no excuse to not get out into mother nature! We all know how […]
Lending our voice to important trail issues
In April, the STA wrote two letters of support relating to issues concerning trails in the provinces. This occurred after our AGM, where members voted that the STA should lend its voice to support trail development. We wrote a letter to letter to the Minister Responsible for SGI to voice our support to create an effective […]
How not to train for a long run in the mountains
By Russell Hodgins Travel to Saskatoon. Forget to bring your hydration pack. Also forget to bring a water bottle. Be short on time and tell yourself you can’t go pick up a bottle of fluid. Go for a long run on the amazing trails that travel along the riverbank. Be thankful that it was a […]
Running the Trails in Saskatchewan
By Nicole Williams Trail running is quickly gaining traction in the province as runners look to move off the road and into the great outdoors. This sport involves running on any off-road surface, such as coulees, fields, forests, hills or dirt paths. The benefits include less strain and stress on your body, particularly your lower […]