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States (he had a long residency at the Camelback Inn in Scottsdale, Ariz.). The 86-year-old was born in Venice, Italy and immigrated to Canada in 1950. His first local gig of note was at The Penthouse nightclub in 1951; his last was at Ciao Bella restaurant in the West End. In the late 1950s, Sartorello also appeared in one of Vancouver’s most unusual TV shows, Night Cap. CBC archivist Colin Preston

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Brendan Robson, Executive Chef Dino Gazzola and Steve Conroy, The Observatory Manager, at the event. Learn more about The Observatory and our commitment to sustainability. A big thank you to everyone in Vancouver who supports efforts to further sustainability, locally sourced ingredients and world class dining. Thank you as well to Where Magazine for hosting such an amazing event at Blue Water Cafe in

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second annual AFC festival will this year include renowned artists such as Robert Bateman, Guy Combes, Mark Hobson, John Seerey-Lester and Pollyanna Pickering. During this unique event, visitors of all ages will have the opportunity to explore the exhibits, participate in registered art workshops, listen to guest speakers, observe live painting demonstrations as well as purchase artwork and festival

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cure. Rethink also helps with start up costs for valuable support programs for young women experiencing breast cancer in our province. With your help, we can beat breast cancer one step at a time. 

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. Rethink also helps with start up costs for valuable support programs for young women experiencing breast cancer in our province. With your help, we can beat breast cancer one step at a time. Register as a relay team or as an individual online until July 14. 

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Ski and ride the Peak of Vancouver until May! Snow season lasts longer at Grouse Mountain April 19, 2010, Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, B.C. – Skiing and boarding will continue at Grouse Mountain this season until May 2nd, offering skiers and riders nearly 300 cm of snow atop our downhill terrain and glorious spring sunshine.Grouse Mountain will remain open for snow enthusiasts a full week

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VASS and Grouse Mountain I like to snowboard on week nights. It works better with my schedule and it's less busy. When I first started coming to Grouse Mountain for my evening sessions, my friends and I would see people in green jackets going down the Mountain with other people sitting on these crazy-looking skis. They would fly down the Cut with amazing balance and precision on what I now know

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Roasted Beef Tenderloin Hand made chips, Béarnaise sauce, button onions and watercress  ***“Moonstruck” White Grace***  Dark Chocolate and Praline Truffle Mousse Thomas Haas Chocolates ***vegetarian option available Reservations The Observatory is open for dinner 7 nights a week from 5 pm - 10 pm. Your Grouse Mountain Admission is complimentary with advance dinner reservations and includes admission to

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The Annual Local's Pass Summer Fun and Skyride Access that Lasts All Year Summer sunshine welcomed in July and the start of a fabulous summer in Vancouver. Make the most of your summer with an Annual General Membership, our “Local’s Pass” at Grouse Mountain. Your Membership provides unlimited Skyride access - for a full year. Whether you are an avid Grouse Grinder, love the tranquil alpine hiking

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princeps) is the species of Pika that is common to western North America and they are normally found above the tree line in the alpine. However, they are known to adapt to any area at elevation where large rock fields are created, such as ski runs.Pika's are members of order Lagomorpha, which includes rabbits and hares. They are strict herbavores who feed on a variety of alpine grasses and leaves. They

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