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the habitat.Once this is complete, by early next week, we will then begin the fine work by hand and dig around the building and trees with shovels.  Hopefully most of the excavation will be done by the end of next week and we can begin to set-up the fence.The weather has been warming up and Grinder and Coola have been showing more signs of activity.  Soon we will give them their first feed of

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The Cut Opens Nov. 20, 2011 Snow making supplements great early season snowfall to open more terrain Grouse Mountain is happy to announce that The Cut opens for the winter 2011/12 season on Sunday, November 20th. Grouse Mountain has supplemented Mother Nature's bounty with some amazing snow making. This coupled with top-notch grooming mean that conditions on open areas are very good.Grouse

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active until the return of winter. The 2011/2012 winter season saw Grouse Mountain breaking our average snowfall record, for the past ten years, with a stunning 1,163 centimetres of white gold. With an early start on November 18 to massive deliveries of snow in January and February this truly was an exceptional season for everyone who hit the slopes. From our festive Peak of Christmas celebration and

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of the white stuff to our slopes here at Grouse Mountain. Starting as early as this weekend, weather experts are predicting a large shipment of snow courtesy of Mother Nature and we know you, like us, couldn't be happier. If you haven't already dusted off your skis, boards and snowshoes for the season now is the time. Get geared up and get up here!Text 'SNOWALERT' to 333777 and as soon as the

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Snow School - One Month Left to Save. Early registration for Snow Camps & Clinics ends November 30th so make sure you don’t miss out. As we eagerly anticipate the first snowfall of the season, there is no better time to start thinking ahead to all the great days that await you on the slopes. Grouse Mountain is Vancouver’s best place to learn to ski and ride so why not let our friendly

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word about the great value. To say thank you for this we have created the Refer a Friend program. Any returning or new purchaser of a Y2Play Pass who introduces a friend to Y2Play for the first time will earn a reward. When that friend becomes a Y2Player the referrer will receive a credit for a free snow lift ticket (worth up to $58) on their pass. It gets even better though. Those new to Y2Play who

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serve as the official start line. Racers were greeted with water from Whistler Water, music from Michael Tedham and pre-workout supplements from Vega. Those who registered early were also given awesome event shirts from Columbia, complete with their Omni-Freeze technology that truly does keep you colder while exercising (Michelle can attest to this!).As followers of these blogs know, Michelle and I

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Grind Mountain Run your ultimate end of the season goal. As a BMO customer, simply show your BMO® Debit Card or BMO MasterCard®* and enjoy the following perks:  Extended early bird registration  Complimentary training courses leading up to the event (add details here)  20% discount at Outfitters retail shop on event day  40% discount on a Skyride Spectator Pass for friends and family to attend the

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)Remember that the Grind distance is calculated in elevation, not walking distance Enjoy the view at the top before heading down the Skyride. You did all that work, do not let it become a monotonous chore, you earned that fresh air and beautiful scenery You have probably noticed that your quadriceps hurt a heck of a lot more than your hamstrings after a trek up the Grind. This is because your hike really

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hyperphagia to fatten up. In this state they are focused strictly on eating high calorie foods to bulk up for winter. Since early October they have put on a couple hundred pounds each.Next, we moved Grinder and Coola into their hibernation area and they began their bed making process. Our staff and volunteers provided them with a large mound of Pacific Silver-Fir branches. The bears then proceeded to

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