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Where to Dine Awards
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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Bears Enjoying the Spring Snow!
to spur them on to even more activity. We are still managing their feeds to get their metabolism up to full speed and at the moment their diet consists of lettuce and carrots. Soon we will add in sweet potatoes and finally apples and protein (meat and dried dog kibble) as we get closer to June.After a hard day of play, the boys have been retiring into their bear hotel each evening to spend the
https://www.grousemountain.com/posts/bears-enjoying-the-spring-snow
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Artists for Conservation Festival Takes Flight with Birds of Prey at Grouse Mountain
including owls, eagles, grizzly bears and wolves – each with their own conservation story. “We are very pleased to host the Artists for Conservation Festival atop Grouse Mountain for the third consecutive year,” said Grouse Mountain Resorts General Manager Michael Cameron. “Educating others about the conservation of wildlife and our environment is a cause that is very near and dear to our hearts and we
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Register now for the 2013 ClearlyContacts.ca Grouse Grind Challenge!
,” said Grouse Mountain general manager Michael Cameron. “As we celebrate our 23rd anniversary of this outstanding event, we are very pleased to invite Grinders of all abilities to test their limits on the trail while raising funds for Grind For Kids in support of the BC Children’s Hospital Foundation.” Considered to be the annual showcase event of the Grouse Grind season, the ClearlyContacts.ca Grouse
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Nine-year-old is the first-ever Young Ambassador for Grind For Kids
, General Manager for Grouse Mountain. “He loves the mountains, he is active for his own heart health and he believes in giving back.”Tackling 853 metres of elevation gain and 2,830 steps, most adults find the Grouse Grind a challenge. To keep himself motivated, Nickolas uses the tried and true athlete’s tool of visualization.“I think about a big chocolate ice cream,” Nickolas says. “I imagine it’s
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Grinder and Coola come out of hibernation
we noticed Grinder and Coola starting to stir during the warm temperatures over Easter weekend,” says Devin Manky, Wildlife Manager. “Even though we are still getting fresh snow up top we think the longer daylight hours are drawing them out.”Now that the bears have left the hibernation den, the Wildlife Refuge staff will activate the outdoor habitat cameras so Grinder and Coola fans from all around
https://www.grousemountain.com/press_releases/grinder-and-coola-come-out-of-hibernation
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Grouse Mountain Introduces Brand New iPhone App
is also bound to be one of the top go-to features for avid skiers and riders as it allows users to monitor, record and map their runs at Grouse Mountain using their phones GPS, and post their latest runs on Facebook and Twitter.“The Grouse Mountain iPhone app will allow winter enthusiasts to take their experience at the Peak of Vancouver to the next level” says, General Manager Michael Cameron
https://www.grousemountain.com/press_releases/grouse-mountain-introduces-brand-new-iphone-app
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10th Annual Snowshoe Classic
the first time, this event has been moved to the evening to allow for Apres Celebrations in the mountaintop, Altitudes Bistro. “This race brings together both recreational and experienced snowshoe enthusiasts” says Jeff Silcock, Grouse Mountain Events Manager. “It is perfectly timed at the end of the season, and serves as a goal for our snowshoe clinic attendees to measure their progress.” This
https://www.grousemountain.com/press_releases/10th-annual-snowshoe-classic--2
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The Observatory Wins Silver
honoured to stand alongside other high profile restaurants. “We are very excited to win the Silver Award” says Sommelier and Food and Beverage Manager, Brent Fraser. “The competition criteria is quite comprehensive, and we’ve worked very hard developing our wine and food program. Our list now encompasses over 500 selections, and while broad in scope is particularly strong in B.C., France and the U.S
https://www.grousemountain.com/press_releases/the-observatory-wins-silver
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A Flurry of Winter Activity
conquered the ability to ski or ride. “The season is really just getting started,” says General Manager Michael Cameron. “While the skiing and riding is epic right now, we offer a full roster of outdoor activities from snowshoeing to sno-limoing, we have something for all ages, abilities and interests.” While Christmas day might mark the pique of the holiday season for some, Grouse Mountain’s winter
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