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W hile driving safely this winter, let's keep in mind the CAA Worst Roads Campaign. Because by spring, some roads may not have survived the annual assault by ice and snow. Potholes, cracks and severe rutting will emerge out of the slush, and poor signage and congestion will add to the general malaise, making them difficult for motorists, pedestrians and cyclists to share safely. e purpose of the campaign is to spotlight danger- ous road conditions in the province, and to point out to government authorities those roads in most need of attention. Working towards better roads and driving safety is a priority for CAA Saskatchewan. e 2015 CAA Saskatchewan Worst Roads campaign will be launched online next spring. In case you missed it, here are the top 10 roads that received the most votes dur- ing the 2014 CAA Worst Roads Campaign: 1. Saskatchewan 24, Leoville 2. Saskatchewan 155, La Loche 3. Saskatchewan 21, Paradise Hill 4. Saskatchewan 44, Eston 5. Saskatchewan 51, Major 6. Northern Woods and Water Route, Carrot River 7. Saskatchewan 908, Île-à-la-Crosse 8. Saskatchewan 918, Patuanak 9. Saskatchewan 123, Cumberland House 10. Saskatchewan 51, Kerrobert caask.ca/about-caa/caa-social-responsibility/ worst-roads CAA Worst Roads Campaign Road to Higher Learning Under its corporate scholarship program, CAA Saskatchewan offers three annual entrance scholarships of $2,500 each to students attending the University of Saskatchewan, Univer- sity of Regina and Saskatchewan Polytechnic (formerly SIAST). Applicants must be either a CAA Saskatchewan member or child of a member, and a resident of Saskatchewan. Congratulations to the recipients of the 2013/2014 CAA Saskatchewan Scholarship: Mariam Goubran (University of Saskatchewan), Nicole Marchand (University of Regina) and Awais Khaliq (SIAST). e $2,500 Saskatchewan Polytechnic scholarship is equally matched by the Government of Sas- katchewan under the Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportu- nity Scholarships, with the amount being split between two students this year: Jenna Ellis of Saskatoon ($1,250); and Bryanna Aubert of Regina ($1,250). Happy Spending congratulations to Renee Tetu, winner of the CAA Travel Online Sweepstakes. Tetu's prize is 250 CAA Dollars, which can be redeemed for most CAA Saskatchewan products, including CAA Travel services and merchandise. (l-r) Karen Schabel, travel training coordinator; Fred Titanich, CAA Saskatchewan president and CEO; Tracy Misko, member services training coordinator. (road) istock w i n t e r 2 0 1 4 | W e s t W o r l d 43 Earlier this year at the two Tourism Professional Recognition Din- ners that Tourism Saskatchewan hosts annually, CAA Saskatchewan was recognized with the following: • 2014 Service Best Recognition Award – in recognition of the high percentage of employees completing Service Best or Service Best Management training programs. • 2014 Employer of Choice Award – an award recognizing human resources best practices and leadership in the tourism sector. advocaacy president's corner take five Congratulations, Team CAA Saskatchewan