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Canadians Capture Caen!
Members of the
Regimental Aid Party of the Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa
treating a wounded soldier near Caen, France. Photo
courtesy
wwii.ca
Whether it was The Great War, WW2, Korea,
various UN or NATO actions or most presently in Afghanistan, Our
Troops deserve our support and respect. Please show your pride
and thankfulness by wearing a poppy and thanking a vet this
Remembrance Day 2008. |
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Got
Jeep? Get involved.
Join your
local Jeep club today!
The WJA is a
small family orientated, community minded, and environmentally
conscious group of Jeep owners who are interested in changing the
stereotype image of Four Wheel Drive enthusiasts. We promote
Responsible 4WD practices in order to protect our sport as a
valid recreational activity and to ensure a future of Jeeping
for generations to come. Likewise, we have a vested interest in
preserving Jeep history and promoting the Jeep lifestyle both
past and present.
Our goals
are to educate, preserve, and maintain. We are trail users, not
trail abusers.
Tread Lightly principles have been our modus operandi since our inception and
an aspect we encourage publicly and enforce actively within our
Association.
We welcome new Jeep owners to join our ranks and
learn the ins and outs of using their Jeep for what it was built
in a safe and controlled environment. Likewise long time Jeepers
are welcome to share their skills and experience. Our Members' experience
ranges from extensive to minimal likewise our collection of
Jeeps range from stock to purpose built and practically every
model of Jeep from 1980's to present.
True to our mandate and
the Jeep brand of products, the WJA welcomes all types of Jeeps
and Jeepers into our Association. If you like trails and
wilderness adventure, you will have plenty of opportunity to
enjoy some of Manitoba's 4WD offerings. Likewise, if you are a
restorer or collector, then perhaps the car show circuit is more
to your liking. We can accommodate all Jeep models and
interests. Wartime, Classic, Custom, Current, Daily Driver,
Trail use or Street/show.
Owners, collectors, and
restorers... If you are seeking a
Jeeping community with a difference and are interested in
working towards maintaining access and trails for your
grandchildren, appreciating all things throughout Jeep's long
and exceptionally interesting history, sharing experiences and knowledge
with fellow enthusiasts, enjoying
quality trail time with friends and family, and just living the Jeep life
in the best way we know how, the WJA may
be your kind of Jeep club.

Though trail driving and exploration is our main focus, it is not a
requirement. The beauty and appreciation of early Jeeps, show Jeeps,
military Jeeps, and
unusual Jeeps is just as important. Contact your local WJA representative for more
information or to arrange a meeting to discuss Membership.
Alternatively, join us at one of our weekly Meet n'Greets found
here by District.
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Thanks for Jeepin by!
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What's New
- 2008
4WD
Christmas
Convoy
coming Soon!
Watch for more information.
- Tornado Trail project
Complete! 2008 details to be
published.
- Welcome Home Troy!
- Welcome Foote
Family - YJ Wrangler
- Welcome Tyler
- TJ Wrangler sport.
- Riding Mountain
area soon to designate
regular Jeep meets. Watch this space.

Recent & Past news
- AE 3rd Anniversary
come and gone. Happy 3rd Birthday WJA!
-
New Feature section 'Jeep
Means Business' Click it!
- Jeep Day in May 2008!
See it
Here.
-
Spring Opener
fun time in the snow for stock to 35's. See it here.

Other Notable Items
-
2008 Events
listings.
Everything at a glance. Become a Member today to take part in these
and many more events, runs and activities.
- Successful
2nd Annual
4WD Christmas Convoy Keeping Christmas Magical for the kids.
Another Successful Run for 2007!
-
Tornado Trails
project with MB Conservation 2007 in review.

Ongoing Public Activities
- Bi-Weekly Brandon
Meet n'Greets
@ A&W
Restaurant 1st & 3rd Wednesdays 7pm. 18th and Queen in South
Brandon.
- Bi-Weekly Virden
Meet n'Greets
@ A&W
Restaurant 2nd & 4th Wednesdays 7pm.
- Monthly Portage La
Prairie Meet n'Greets - Cancelled until
further notice.
- Monthly Turtle
Mountain Area Meet n'Greets @ Red Coat Inn
Restaurant,
Boissevain - 1st Saturday
@
7PM
each month.
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