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the same time. Can’t we go back to grade school when there was an allotted time for recess where it was required to go outside and run around for at least 20 minutes a day? No one tells you that disappears in your adult life, no fair!Then he did something that blew my mind completely, instructing me to the Seek the Peak training schedule that was posted on Grouse Mountain's website, I noticed the

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Snowboarding refers to a modified version of the sport, with changes in equipment, rules, and technical specifications that enable persons with physical disabilities to participate in both recreational and competitive activities. Snowboarders who have become disabled and others who live with a disability want to be a part of the sport, recreation, and lifestyle that is snowboarding. The CSF recognizes this

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rides down in trucks or railway cars from the interior to the coast.  Mortimer must have done likewise.Once these out of town visitors arrive they are forced to try and etch out a life-style in a habitat that was never meant for them.Mortimer was living in a culvert near a veterinary hospital and living off the avails of a nearby restaurant. While he may have thought he had a good situation going

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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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bound to ignite the imagination of children and adults alike. With the spirit of giving that the holiday season promotes, it is great to see corporate sponsors, members of the public and bakers generously stepping forward to help SOS Children’s Village raise valuable funds that ensure their life changing work can continue with vulnerable children and youth in our community”.Inside the Chalet on

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throughout the Games, and provides a once in a lifetime opportunity for our staff and guests to share in and reflect on the Olympic ideals that the flame represents: peace, brotherhood and friendship.”The torch relay will arrive at approximately 4:45 pm as part of a convoy of vehicles, which will include torchbearer shuttles, media vehicles, relay support vehicles and police cruisers. Temporary rolling

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life.GFK: Why do you do the Grouse Grind? BA: I love the challenge of always improving and it's a great workout.GFK:  What motivates you to get to the top?BA: Knowing that each time I do it money is being raised for the BC Children's Hospital Foundation, and I enjoy always trying to improve my time!  GFK:  How many Grouse Grinds did you set for yourself to complete?  BA: I reached my goal of 35, but I

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endless winter sports. “This is our way of celebrating this once in a lifetime event,” says General Manager, Michael Cameron. “On February 13th, our 48 Hours of Winter campaign will give Vancouverites a taste of the unique and memorable events we have in store on Grouse Mountain when we welcome the world in 2010. The Games are truly a rare Canadian experience to celebrate.” Highlights of 48 Hours of

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me to help other young women with breast cancer. Thanks to Rethink, I know that every step I take can make a difference in the life of another young breast cancer survivor.”  Rethink Breast Cancer helps young people concerned about and affected by breast cancer through innovative education, research and support programs. Funds raised through Seek the Peak support Rethink’s innovative research

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guests can ski-in, sit back and enjoy movies on a huge outdoor screen. This is guaranteed to be a once in a lifetime movie watching event at Grouse Mountain.“Grouse Mountain is giving Vancouver and the Lower Mainland two week’s notice to get some sleep”, says Grouse Mountain’s General Manager Michael Cameron. “24 Hours of Winter is back for another year, packed with enough events and activities to

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