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breath-taking Eye of the Wind tours. The list of additional perks is extensive but All Mountain includes year-round Skyride access, a $100 Grouse Mountain gift card and a multitude of discounts all around the Mountain. “The variety of year-round activities that we offer at Grouse Mountain sets us apart and now the new All Mountain Pass makes our outdoor adventures even more accessible”, says General

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approximately 12 minutes, or until the syrup begins to caramelize and bubble.Allow to cool, then crumble. Pear-Walnut Vinaigrette3 Tbsp + 1 tsp (50 mL) pear vinegar 1 Tbsp (15 mL) Dijon mustard6 Tbsp (100 mL) liquid from Poached Pears (above) 1/8 vanilla pod, scraped and seeded2 1/4 Tbsp (35 mL) walnut oil 2/3 cup (150 mL) grapeseed oil salt and pepper to tasteCombine pear vinegar and Dijon mustard in a bowl

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increasingly popular with outdoor enthusiasts from all over the world. Well over 100,000 hikers undertake the Grouse Grind alone, making it one of the most popular trails in the world. Regrettably, not everyone who sets off on these famed North Shore routes is prepared. The objective of this event is to inform and educate hikers about responsible trail use in order to reduce associated injuries, fires and

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committed to supporting this popular community event that promotes a healthy lifestyle for people of all ages. Over 100 BMO employees took part in the race. 2008 RESULTS  2008 Winners Time Overall men: 1. Sebastian Salas 28:02  2. Morgan Titus 28:19  3. Gavin Hamilton 28:47  Overall women:  1. Leanne Johnston 31:29  2. Kristina Rody 34:15  3. Shannon Back 35:37 Full race results can be viewed

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Minister, opened the race sponsored by BMO Bank of Montreal, as over 500 athletes of all ages and abilities raced to beat their best times. More than 100 BMO staff and volunteers participated in the popular race. In addition to producing amazing feats of resilience, determination, and athleticism, this year’s race also raised much needed funds for three aspiring Canadian athletes competing this winter

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recipient was, once again, B.C. Children’s Hospital through Grouse Mountain’s Grind For Kids Program. Race participants were asked to collect pledges for every Grouse Grind completed during the season and will continue to do so over the coming days. So far this year, Grind for Kids has raised over $100,000 for B.C. Children’s Hospital and this total will keep growing. Race sponsor BMO Bank of Montreal

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Winter Olympics anniversary. The entire resort will be open for guests to enjoy activities including a torch relay, kid’s hockey tournament, skiing, riding, snowshoeing, shopping and dining round-the-clock. Twelve teams represented by nearly 100 hockey players will also take to the skate pond at the Peak of Vancouver for one-day mini-hockey tournament mirroring the men’s Olympic tournament in team

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mountaineers carved out this path on the hill's southwest side for climbers to use as a practice run. The Grouse Grind was completed by winter of 1983 and earned a cult following, especially with personal trainers sending their celebrity clients on the hike. About 100,000 hikers and tourists "do the Grind" every year from May to mid-October. The most devoted celebrity grinder, arguably, is Chip Wilson, CEO

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