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Volunteers and athletes rewarded with more than $1M donation from Grouse Mountain After Hours pass guarantees the most dedicated have even more time to celebrate and enjoy winter January 26, 2010, Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, B.C. – The commitment of 2010 Olympic athletes and volunteers deserves the enduring thanks of communities the world over, and Grouse Mountain is pleased to offer a

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emergency management, search and rescue prevention, and how to safely enjoy outdoor recreation. Media are invited to meet and interview experts in the industry on Saturday July 19th from 11am-1pm.“Hiking the North Shore Mountains can be a fun and rewarding undertaking.” Says Adventure Smart coordinator, Sandra Ferguson. “The local trails provide scenic, often challenging terrain that is becoming

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82nd Ski Season Opening Enthusiastic skiers and snowboarders get their first taste of Paradise. December 12, 2008, Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, B.C. – Mother nature is right on time at the peak of Vancouver as Grouse Mountain marks a momentous 82nd ski season opening on Saturday, December 13, 2008. Snow enthusiasts can look forward to swapping their sunglasses for goggles as they journey

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Father's Day Brunch Treat Dad to a Day at the Peak of Vancouver On June 19th, give the Dad in your life an exclusive dining experience served high above the City of Vancouver. Our award-winning culinary team has created a delectable Father’s Day Brunch consisting of a 3-course prix fixe menu that is sure to delight even the most discerning Dad’s palate. Reserve your table today, and make this

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Hundreds attend Mountain Run New winner cruises to top spot on first try.18th ANNUAL BMO BANK OF MONTREAL GROUSE GRIND MOUNTAIN RUN ATTRACTS HUNDREDS TO ALPINE RACE North Vancouver, September 21, 2008 – Canada’s most famous trail, the Grouse Grind, has a new champion after hundreds of participants raced to the alpine finish line of the 18th annual BMO Bank of Montreal Grouse Grind Mountain Run

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Police & Fire Games features Grind™ Race 2009 World Police & Fire Games features Grouse Grind® Mountain Race. Nearly 300 participants from over 14 countries to compete. Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, August 4, 2009 –Grouse Mountain welcomes the 2009 World Police and Fire Games on August 5, bringing together approximately 300 international race participants to compete in a special

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collecting pledges for Rethink Breast Cancer and we will see you on July 16 as you Seek The Peak! “Breast Cancer is non-discriminatory. We all know someone who has been affected by breast cancer. That is why Grouse Mountain created Seek The Peak”, explains Grouse Mountain General Manager, Michael Cameron. “This is an incredibly fun event and also the ultimate fitness challenge. Participants know that

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Snowshoe Away Your Holiday Indulgences Kickstart your fitness plan January 2nd at the Snowshoe Demonstration Night at Grouse Mountain. December 27th, 2007. North Vancouver, BC- Incinerate holiday calories with this fastest growing winter activity. If you can walk, you can snowshoe. With 4 different groomed snowshoe trails equating to about 10km of terrain, you’ll experience the most scenic

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participants and 13 teams at the Rethink Breast Cancer Seek the Peak event on July 6th.The 5th Annual Seek the Peak Relay is presented by Merrell and hosted by Grouse Mountain. The relay is a 16 km uphill climb for Rethink Breast Cancer and with an elevation gain of 4100 feet, is one to feel proud of accomplishing, not just for its difficulty but also for the many people it benefits. Starting at Ambleside

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crisis in the late 1960's, as did many birds of prey, when the pesticide caused massive problems with the success of laying and rearing young.  They have since recovered and are doing fairly well as a species.Keep an eye out next time you are in the woods and if you see a blurr of feathers go darting by in pursuit of another bird, you've mostly likely seen a Sharp-shinned Hawk.  

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