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finisher was Shaun Stephens-Whale with a time of 1:25:30. Your team of bloggers finished 2nd in the Coed Relay division and 8th overall for relay teams, not bad for first timers! Michelle and I will most certainly be back next year and we have vowed to run it solo...but side by side.We would like to thank everyone for reading along, for Grouse Mountain asking us to blog (another first for us), the

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performing numerous other physical and mental challenges which included taking a 1:30am dip in English Bay for some much needed push ups (he's hoping Seek the Peak is a little bit more forgiving). As always, thanks for reading along! We hope your training is going well and if you have any questions or comments feel free to leave them on the Facebook link. We hope to see you at the race, helping raise money

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open from 9am to 10pm seven days a week for skiing and riding.“Mother Nature delivered us a great present this past weekend with over 30 centimetres of new snow and that combined with our substantial snowmaking has allowed us to provide an early start to the winter season", says Grouse Mountain General Manager Michael Cameron. "We know our Passholders and winter enthusiasts have been itching to get

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enthusiasts was on the mountain to take advantage of one of the most unique initiatives this season: 24 hours of winter.In celebration of the 2 year countdown to 2010, the resort embraced the idea of unlimited snow sports, opening at 8:30 am on Saturday and running its operation uninterrupted straight through Sunday.“It is clear to us that Vancouver is a city that can’t get enough of alpine sports”, says

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management services for other aircraft owners. Recognized for technical expertise in specialized flight operations, the company is also known for aerial support to the utility sectors. Grouse Mountain’s summer helicopter tours operate 7 days a week – weather permitting – from 11 am until dusk – June 1 through September 30, 2012. For inquiries and bookings, contact Grouse Mountain Services at 604-980

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will be awarded in the following categories: 19 and under 20 - 29 years 30 - 39 years 40 - 49 years 50 - 59 years 60 - 69 years 70 + years and up Awards & After Party Après awards in the Timber Room.In case of wonderful weather, the awards will be held outdoors by the ice rink. A BBQ will be set up for everyone to enjoy!To register, please visit Guest Services or call 604.980.9311.

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to December 24), and anticipating guests from around the world during the Winter Olympic Games. -30-

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, quality family time can be a rarity and going forward we aim to make Family Day and the entire weekend at Grouse Mountain one of the most memorable events of the calendar year”.For a full schedule of all the Family Day happenings on this one of a kind weekend here at the Peak of Vancouver please head to: www.grousemountain.com/events  -30- Sarah LuskPublic Relations Manager Grouse Mountain Resort

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disciplines spawning more relaxed employment legislature, Grouse Mountain fully expects to have a number of positions instantly filled by qualified applicants on working holiday visas.  The Grouse Mountain Career Fair takes place on October 20th and 21st at the base of the mountain. Over 300 positions are available. Applicants can access the mountain via Translink routes #232 and #236. What: The 9th Annual

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accomplishment, as well as, support from Grouse Mountain in the launch of a companion local fundraising event, the Mt. Kilimanjaro Grouse Grind for Alzheimer's(MKGG), which took place on Sept. 30 just as the Kafers and the Ascent team were nearing the summit on Mt. Kilimanjaro. The MKGG for Alzheimer's raised an astonishing $100,000 in its inaugural year! "Teams of all ages took the challenge of hiking the

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