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About the SSA

About Us

The Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association Inc. (SSA) is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization that is the provincial voice of snowmobiling. We work with stakeholders to promote Saskatchewan as a world-class snowmobiling destination while seeking to understand and respond to the needs and expectations of snowmobilers, ensuring snowmobiling remains a vibrant recreational activity in Saskatchewan.

The government appointed the SSA as the Trail Manager for Saskatchewan’s snowmobile trail system and to administer the Trail Fund through an agreement with the Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport (PCS). This allows us to allocate the snowmobile registration fees collected by SGI issuers to our 53 Trail Funded volunteer clubs, who groom, sign, and maintain over 11,200 kilometers that make up the provincial snowmobile trail system.

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Mission

The SSA’s mission is to promote snowmobiling as a vibrant and safe recreational activity, contributing to economic and social benefits for local communities as well as a better quality of life for Saskatchewan families and visitors.

Vision

As the provincial voice of snowmobiling, we work with stakeholders to promote Saskatchewan as a world class snowmobiling destination while seeking to understand and respond to the needs and expectations of snowmobilers, ensuring snowmobiling remains a vibrant recreational activity in Saskatchewan.

For over 50 years, and as we continue our important work, the SSA Values:

  • Collaboration
  • Accountability
  • Inclusivity
  • Respect
  • Volunteerism

What We Do:

  • Membership & Club Support
  • Trail Development
  • Land Access
  • Safety Courses
  • Tourism & Marketing
  • Winter Events

Board of Directors

The SSA Board provides leadership and oversight to ensure snowmobiling in Saskatchewan is safe, sustainable, and enjoyable. Representing the voices of clubs, riders, and communities, directors work together to support our trail system, advocate for snowmobilers, and strengthen partnerships with landowners, government, and industry.

Board of Directors

SSA Office Staff

Leah Switzer

Executive Director
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Phone: 306-729-3507

Jennifer Schneider

Marketing & Sales / Office Manager
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Phone: 306-729-3508

Codee Kohli

Program Assistant
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Phone: 306-729-3509

Rowe Dennis

Controller
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Phone: 306-729-3504

Economic Impact

The Economic Impact of Snowmobiling in Saskatchewan

Snowmobiling is more than just a winter pastime; it’s a major contributor to Saskatchewan’s economy and communities. With over 11,000 km of groomed trails, managed by the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association (SSA) and its 62 clubs, snowmobiling supports local businesses, tourism, and rural economies across the province.

Key Highlights

  • 25,500 active snowmobilers in 2024/25, including 1,500 visitors from outside the province.
  • $180 million total economic output generated in 2024/25.
  • $61 million in GDP added to Saskatchewan’s economy.
  • 611 full-time equivalent jobs supported (about 1,220 seasonal jobs).
  • $31 million in tax revenue for all levels of government.

Link to full report here.

How Snowmobiling Supports Saskatchewan

  • Tourism Spending – Visitors and residents contribute nearly $88 million on fuel, food, accommodations, and retail while on trips.
  • Dealers & Rentals – Powersport dealers and guiding services generate over $100 million in revenue annually.
  • Clubs & Volunteers – 1,100 volunteers donate 49,000 hours each year to maintain trails, shelters, and signage, contributing $5.5 million in direct spending.

Beyond the Economy

Snowmobiling strengthens communities by:

  • Connecting people through clubs, events, and group trips.
  • Supporting rural towns with off-season tourism.
  • Providing access to Saskatchewan’s unique winter landscapes.

Snowmobiling in Saskatchewan is more than recreation; it’s an economic driver, a community builder, and a way to experience the province’s great outdoors.