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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).
Toddlers on Trails – Preparation is key!
Getting out of the house can be important when you’re a new parent, and teaching toddlers about nature can protect them later in life. Exercise for you both might also be very welcome after being cooped up for the winter. However, if you’re planning on going hiking with your toddler, there are some hazards on […]
A new old trail
Trail enthusiast Russ Hodgins has made many trips to Pasqua Lake over the years, but on March 31 he discovered a new trail and a new adventure. Learn more in this guest blog post. Maybe I don’t get out enough but there is something special about finding a trail you have never been on before […]
STA announces recipients of Member Grant funding
The Saskatchewan Trails Association (STA) is pleased to announce that the Fatlanders Fat Tire Brigade, Timber Trail Sno Riders Snowmobile Club and Whiteswan Snow Hawks Snowmobile Club are the latest recipients of funding through the STA Member Grant program. Through the program, grants of up to $1,000 for building new trails or undergoing maintenance projects […]
The holiday trail
A guest post by Russ Hodgins Christmas day of 2017 was a cold one outside the walls of the cabin full of relatives. The temperature inside was quite pleasant while outside, it was a balmy -31 Celsius. Add the ever present wind of the sunny south, it felt more like -42. One of the perks of […]