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dramatic final. At Grouse Mountain, children aged seven and eight, refereed by 12 year-olds, will return to the ice tomorrow in honour of the Games event. The children are all from the local North Shore Hockey League, and represent the twelve teams competing for Olympic gold. The young hockey stars are participating in Games on corresponding Olympic game days. Hockey fever has climbed new heights in the

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supported by the Government of Canada. “Grouse Mountain is proud to continue its legacy of hosting world class events in Vancouver,” says Grouse Mountain President Stuart McLaughlin. “We have supported Vancouver’s Olympic pursuit since the first days and we are honoured that the Torch will burn on top of Vancouver’s favourite mountain. This will launch our Olympic celebrations running 24 hours a day

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the whole time,” says Salas. “I have been doing some altitude training in South America this summer and this is an amazing achievement for me.” Leanne Johnston claimed the title of fastest woman on the course clocking 31:39. Johnston, the reigning female record holder (time of 31:04 also set in 2007), claims a stunning fourth title in as many years with her win today. Hon. Kevin Falcon, BC Health

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, Symphony of Lights in Hong Kong and Sydney’s Opera House.Lights in the controlled ski area beyond the Peak Chalet will remain turned on for the safety of visitors outdoors. Midnight is our standard “lights off” time due to the hours of Grouse Mountain’s operation and the nature of the ski area. Grouse Mountain is also an access point for a number of trails that are frequented by hikers of all ages and

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Grind For Kids initiative at a press conference today were: Grouse Mountain President Stuart McLaughlin, BC Health Services Minister Hon. Kevin Falcon, pediatric cardiologist Dr. Shubhayan Sanatani, and Vancouver Whitecaps CEO Paul Barber. “Grind for Kids is a brand-new fundraising initiative that uses one of Vancouver’s most iconic natural features - The Grouse Grind - to raise money and awareness

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movement for young women affected by breast cancer that offers cutting-edge education, support and research that speaks fearlessly to their needs. Whether you just love a challenge or are running in support of a loved one, Seek The Peak is a race full of extraordinary stories and motivation. This year, Rethink has created The Kim Tempest Top Fundraiser Award in honour of North Vancouver resident Kim

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given her. With a small, handwritten note: "Hi Uncle Josh. Here's my good-luck bracelet. I'm sorry I took it off early, but my teacher says there are bears on the mountain. I don't want them to eat you. Love, Sara"PRIZE: The Ultimate Day at Grouse Mountain for 2: General Admission, a Helijet tour, mountain ziplining, the Eye of the Wind turbine tour and dinner at The Observatory HONOURABLE

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