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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).
STA helps trail group improve snowmobile trails
Earlier this year, the Timber Trails Sno Riders Snowmobile Club was one of the groups to receive funding through the STA Member Grant program. The community service club is dedicated to maintaining and upgrading the snowmobile trail system in the Big River area. The STA gave Timber Trails $500 toward the upkeep of their trail in Big River. […]
Be respectful of the environment during your next trail outing
When you’re exploring a trail, there’s one type of footprint you don’t want to leave – an environmental footprint. Whether you’re on a short trail outing or camping for the weekend, your ultimate goal should be to make sure the trail area has been undisturbed by the time you pack up your things. Here are […]
Put your best foot forward on the trails
What’s the most important piece of hiking gear that you own? Is it your pack, your tent, or your trekking poles? Likely, it’s your footwear. As you travel through the wilderness, keeping your feet healthy, happy and supported is incredibly important. No one wants to suffer through an outdoor adventure with blisters, crushed toes, sore […]
Gear up for a great trail experience
Packing for the climate, weather conditions, and topography is essential. In this post, we’ll review some items that you won’t want to forget on your travels. It’s better to have them and not use them (in many cases) than to need them and not have them! One exception to this rule is the temptation to […]