Well ... it's the start of Poutine Week here in Calgary. It's great to eat poutine anytime, so eating poutine for a good cause is almost too easy.

POUTINE WEEK 2018

Mark your calendars! Calgary Poutine Week will take place April 20 - 28, 2018.

Poutine Week is the 7 days of the year you can eat poutine GUILT FREE! Why? Every poutine sold during Poutine Week in any of the participating restaurants provides a free meal to someone in need thanks to our partner, Canadian non profit Mealshare. Poutine with purpose.

In 2017, Calgary Poutine Week sold 8,000 poutines which means 8,000 youth received a free meal!

How does Poutine Week work?

• Find a poutine or restaurant that you want to try
• Eat poutine
• Provide a meal to a youth in need
• Talk about it #PoutineWeekYYC

http://poutinewithpurpose.com/restaurants/

Thinking we'll head to Hudson's Crowfoot for some traditional poutine on Thursday the 26th. If anyone is interested in joining in, come on down!

http://forum.untitledoffroad.com/index.php?threads/poutine-week-2018-thursday-april-26th.1884/

Getting together to further discuss a 2018 along the completed Dempster Highway to Tuktoyaktuk.

Fall is here. Time to celebrate with the traditional Wednesday night burger and shake from Peter's Drive-In. Come on down and talk truck. :D

For more info ... Click here to read the forum post.

Mclean is generally a little messy after May long wekend. And since its a great spot for various activities, it's our duty to help keep it clean and healthy.

For more info, to ask a question or to simply comment click here

Meeting down at Peter's for a Shake Night. Come on down and say Hi!

Need more info? Click here

First social event of the year! We're gonna hang out, eat some food and talk truck/Jeep/4x4. Come and join us!

For more info; Click Here.

This event is an open house for the public and stakeholders. There will be ESRD staff available to answer your questions regarding the BTFR Programand to identify potential opportunities for involvement for volunteering or partnering in the 2015 program with ESRD.

Trail Run Planned for slogging it out on a specific trail with no real destination or epic view.

Date and Time: Feb 07, 2015 - Meet around 8 - Leave by 8:30
Meeting Location: Check the Forum
Who's Leading: @Doc McCoy, unless someone else is feeling eager
Who's Tail Gunning: TBD
Expected Number of Trucks: No more than 6
Expected Time of Return: Unkown - Should be before the next day *shrug*
Radio Channels (CB, FRS, VHF): FRS 11
The Trail Name: Check the Forum
Difficulty Expected: Hard / Very Hard
Equipment Needed: At least half the vehicles on this trip should be equipped with a winch, Everyone should have the following though; shovel, recovery straps, spare tire, sliders / rocker protection, generally high clearance and ideally 33" offroad capable tires
RSVP List: Check the Forum

• Warm clothing for winter in the Rockies
• Spare fuel
• Spare Tire
• Good recovery equipment
• FRS radio channel 11
• Lunch and food for an additional day
• Positive attitude and smiles

Please ensure your 4WD has the following:

• Insurance
• Seat belts.
• low range
• Working e-brake
• No oil leaks
• Frame mounted recovery points
• Min 50% tread on tires
• Basically a 4WD in great condition

This is a user posted trail run in the forum so check there for more info. Check the Forum

Winter Trail Run on Saturday the 17th.

Date and Time: Saturday January 17th, 9 am
Meeting Location: Check the Forum
Who's Leading: Check the Forum
Who's Tail Gunning: TBD
Expected Number of Trucks: 5-10
Expected Time of Return: Dinner
Radio Channels (CB, FRS, VHF): FRS 11, VHF 146.460
The Trail Name: Check the Forum
Difficulty Expected: Easy
Equipment Needed: Front and rear recovery points, good tires, food and water, winter boots and clothing, air compressor

This is a user posted trail run in the forum so check there for more info. Click Here to register with the host, comment and to find out more.

Looks as though the forum users have organized themselves a trail run. Interested in going? Checking out the events section on the forum should net you some more info. Please post there if you intend on going.

• Keep the weather in mind and realize you need two sets of winter gear per person
• Bring your own recovery gear; straps and shackles, hi-lift and winch if you have 'em
• Enough Food and Water "Just in Case" you're there another day
• sense of adventure, 'cause with all the snow recently, it should be fun

More details in the forum; under "Events"

We've decided to officially launch on the 1st of December. We need to have a meeting to evaluate our soft open and determine our direction going forward.

Take a damn taxi home after all the drinks we've had. 

You've had your pre-meeting drinks, your during meeting drinks and now it is finally time for post meeting drinks.

First meeting of the new association. The association is dead! Long live the association!