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Baby Steller's Jays Learn how to Forage on Grouse Mountain It's hard to believe it's almost July!  It's finally starting to feel like summer up here at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife.  The wolves are in their sleek summer coats, the bears are lounging around their entire 5.5 acre habitat and the Bird's in Motion team is flying their raptors every day.In addition to our work

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running to win the free iPad!Buy a Local's Pass Now2.) Send an email to contest@grousemountain.com with your name, phone number and your thoughts on our new website. Rules & RegulationsContest is open to residents of British Columbia, aged 19 or older.Click here for full contest details.Don't forget to click "Like" below or Tweet it to share this contest with your friends for their chance to win!

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Win an iPad 2 To thank you for visiting our new website, we're giving away prizes - including an iPad 2. As a special way of saying "thank you" for visiting the new grousemountain.com, we are giving away an Apple iPad 2. We'll also be holding random draws for Grouse Mountain Gift Cards throughout the contest period. Contest closes July 31, 2011. See details below. Good Luck! How to EnterNO

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industry related jobs are provided. Grouse Mountain alone is the largest youth employer on the North Shore. The rates below showcase the exceptional Y2Play Pass opportunity. Y2Play 2008 Rates Full Winter Pass Savings  Adult $295 $730 $435 Youth (13 – 18) $195 $525 $330 Child (5 – 12) $50 $315 $265 Senior (65 +) $95 $525 $430 Tot $25 $40 $15 Family (2 adult & 2 youth/ children) $725

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the dates below between 7 - 10pm:Dates:January 4, 18February 1, 15, March 7, 14, 21April 4For additional information about our events, and a full roster of what’s happening at the Peak of Vancouver, visit our events page.

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the Grind. And it’s also cool to help kids who don’t have strong hearts.”Now in its fourth year, the Grind For Kids campaign has raised more than $450,000 for BC’s sick kids. Grinders sign up and ask friends, family and co-workers to pledge $1 or more for every Grouse Grind they do between now and October. With the $20 registration fee participants get an official Grind Timer that tracks progress

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the donation to well over $1 million. Grouse Mountain's unique After Hours Pass is also available to the general public at a regular price of $150. The contribution of the After Hours Pass to these highly deserving individuals guarantees them an opportunity to make tracks on the iconic Cut run at 3am as the lights of the city sparkle below, or snowshoe to the peak of neighbouring Dam Mountain for a

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chaperones), rental equipment, a 1.5-hour lesson with the Snow School and the provision of a healthy meal for all the students.  Zero Ceiling works in conjunction with identified Vancouver youth agencies to bring groups of inner city youth to Grouse Mountain for the winter snowboard program. The lessons are themed around the topics of ‘Belonging’, ‘Mastery’, ‘Independence’ and ‘Generosity’, a model of

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, cooked 6 oven-dried tomatoes, sliced roughly 1/4 cup (60 mL) salt roasted almonds, roughly chopped 1/4 cup (60 mL) ewe feta, crumbled 2 dozen organic green beans, trimmed and cooked 1 dozen organic baby beets (golden and candy-cane varieties) Olive Vinaigrette, as needed (recipe below) salt and pepper to taste Combine the greens, shallots, chives, lentils, oven dried tomatoes, almonds, and feta in a

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Alpine Station, 3,700-feet above sea level. Visitors enjoy a wilderness paradise with gorgeous panoramic views of the city, sea and surrounding mountains.Jim Bell is the executive producer of “Today” (Mon.- Fri., 7 – 11 a.m.). Don Nash is the senior broadcast producer overseeing “Today’s” Olympic coverage and Mary Alice O'Rourke is the senior producer.

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