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Home Articles Tourism Relief Fund
Leah Switzer

Tourism Relief Fund

*Updated January 24th with Recipients.

The Government of Canada is contributing $500,000 through Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan) under the Tourism Relief Fund to enhance snowmobile trails in Saskatchewan.

Funding from the Tourism Relief Fund will be used to enhance the provincial trail system through new snowmobile trail development, warm-up shelter construction and upgrades, trail grooming equipment and trail signage.

The Tourism Relief Fund empowers tourism businesses to create new or enhance existing tourism experiences and products to attract local and domestic visitors. Tourism Relief Funding focuses on projects that position communities to take advantage of post-pandemic opportunities, as well as supporting destination development prospects in-line with objectives set out in the Federal Tourism Growth Strategy.

“Through this funding Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association’s member clubs will undertake projects that will have a significant and long-lasting impact on the provincial trail system”, said Leah Switzer, Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association. “These projects will enhance the winter tourism experience across the province. 

“Snowmobiling is not only a great Canadian winter activity and tourism experience, it’s also a way of life for many communities across the country,” said Dan Vandal, Minister for PrairiesCan. “Our government is supporting the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association in further developing its trail system, so residents can take full advantage of our Winter season, attracting more visitors and growing the economy.”

For more information, please contact:
Leah Switzer, Executive Director
Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association

*UPDATE: Here is a list of the successful applicant clubs and projects coming to the trails near you:

  1. Archerwill Drift Riders: Shelter Upgrades
  2. Battleford Trail Breakers: New Shelter
  3. Broadview Snow Busters Snowmobile Club: New Shelter & Shelter Upgrades
  4. Calling Lakes Cruisers: Groomer Refurbishment
  5. Candle Lake Sno-Drifters: Groomer Purchase
  6. Chitek Lake Bush Buddies: Groomer Refurbishment
  7. Crossroads Sno-Diggers: Groomer Refurbishment
  8. Elbow Lake Sno Drifters: Trail Maintenance and Shelter Upgrades
  9. Esker Bear Trails: Shelter Upgrade & Replacement
  10. Esterhazy Super Sledders: Mower Purchase
  11. Estevan Snowmobile Club: New Shelter
  12. Fulda Snowsliders: New Shelter and Groomer Purchase
  13. Grenfell Snowdrifters: Shelter Upgrade & Drag repair
  14. Hudson Bay Trail Riders: Groomer Purchase
  15. Kelvington Trailblazers: Shelter Replacement
  16. Lakeland Snowmobile Club: New Multi-use Building
  17. Moose Mountain Snowmobile Club: Trail Maintenance
  18. Naicam Snowblasters: Groomer Purchase
  19. Northern Lights Snowmobile Assoc: Groomer Purchase
  20. Porcupine Trail Blasters: Groomer Refurbishment, Trail Development & New Shelter
  21. Prince Albert Trail Riders: Groomer Purchase
  22. Rhein Sno Cruzers: Shelter Upgrades
  23. Rough Rider Snowmobile Club: Trail Development
  24. Saskatoon Snowmobile Club: Snow Mounding Attachment
  25. Showstoppers Snowmobile Club: Groomer Refurbishment & Shelter Replacement
  26. South East Sask Stubble Jumpers: Groomer Refurbishment & Shelter Upgrades
  27. Stoneybrook Snow Travellers: Shelter Upgrades
  28. Thickwood Trails Snowmobile Club: Shelter Upgrades
  29. Timber Trails Sno Riders: New Shelter
  30. Tisdale Snowmobile Club: Trail Development
  31. Trakkers Snow Club: Groomer Refurbishment
  32. Tri-Valley Trails: Shelter Upgrades
  33. Twin Lakes Trail Blazers: Groomer Purchase
  34. Waterhen River Runners: Shelter Upgrades
  35. Whiteswan Snow Hawks: Shelter Replacement
  36. Yorkton Sno-Riders: Groomer Refurbishment and Shelter Updates
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