Snowmobile Clubs are encouraged to invite local representatives from the business community to go snowmobiling with them and show them our known, safe riding st
by Ed Klim, President of the International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association
International Snowmobile Safety Week is January 18-26, 2020
by Ed Klim, President, International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association
Prairie women snowmobilers are raising funds and awareness for the early detection of breast cancer, as well as raising awareness of safe snowmobiling
by Kelly Kim Rea
As the Kelvington Jr. Trailblazers head into our third year of being a club, they have nine members and they are continuing to grow
by Shelsie Bisschop
The new SSA board chair introduces himself
by Kim Bisschop
Many clubs have are clearing trails, cutting grass, building shelters, servicing equipment and installing trail signs
by Chris Brewer
We would like to welcome the new Saskatchewan Snowmobile chair, Kim Bisschop from Kelvington—Bisshy, as he is affectionately known around the globe.
by Karen Dolezsar
A tornado went through the trail system, requiring a lot of work in these zones
by Cindy Gottlob
The Pasquia Snow Goers are working on creating a new trail connecting Carrot River to Tobin Lake by crossing farmland and cutting through Northern Provincial Fo
by Jenn Derksen
People often wonder what snowmobile clubs do in the off-season. Work includes getting the warm-up shelters stocked with wood, making sure the signs are good
by Tracy (Carlson) Kwasny
The Kelvington Trailblazers have a new shop to house equipment
by Judy Lillebo
A consistent favourite in the Rider’s Choice Awards and SledTown ShowDown contest, Hudson Bay has many fans
by Danielle Cameron
A snowmobile dealer weighs in on his best-selling Yamaha and why they’re so popular
by Kyle Born
Snowmobile dealers across Western Canada weigh in on their best-selling Arctic Cat and why they’re so popular
by Kyle Born
The forecast for winter 2018-2019 looks splendid in the prairies and chilly in southern B.C., according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac
by Kyle Born
Stan Langley, owner of Universe Satellite Sales in Rocanville, Saskatchewan, breaks down what to consider when purchasing a snowmobile for a child
by Kyle Born
Stan Langley, owner of Universe Satellite Sales in Rocanville, Saskatchewan, has led his company to be the best in Canada
by Kyle Born
Brennan Boxall, ice oval racer from Nipawin, Saskatchewan, modifies his sleds to podium-finishing results
by Kyle Born
Richard Dolezsar, director and trail committee chair of the Hudson Bay Trail Riders snowmobile club, recommends some of the best places to explore in Hudson Bay
by Kyle Born
John Maczko, operations director and chief pilot for the Canadian Rescue Hovercraft Pilots Association in Regina, Saskatchewan, is calling on crusaders
by Kyle Born
Saskatchewan sledding is more than just opening up the throttle—though that's fun too
Many people think of Saskatchewan as nothing but flat prairie, but snowmobilers in this province know there are sledding opportunities that offer everything from gentle hills and bush trails to riding through lush boreal forests and across sweeping northern lakes. And yeah, you can also find vast open expanses where you can open up the throttle and get that adrenalin rush on a clear, sunny Saskatchewan day. Check out our Saskatchewan landing page for information on sled dealerships, destinations, snowmobiling trails, snowmobile-friendly accommodations, local snowmobiling clubs and more.
