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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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29:24 Overall women: 1. Stephanie Hamilton 34:57 2. Anne-Marie Madden 36:07 3. Karen Trueman 36:46?30The Grouse Grind® The Grouse Grind®, sometimes called Mother Nature's Stairmaster, is a 2.9 km trail leading

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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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Run" but it can be whatever you make of it. A race to compete for first, a hustle to get your own personal best or just a hike with friends to raise money for miracles for the sick kids over at BC Children's Hospital. Finish the race in 30 minutes or two hours, no matter what you've beaten everyone sitting around at home!6. So many more great things...We could just keep going on, so we will

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CASP National Summit Commences New home base established for adaptive snow sports programs in Canada. January 27, 2009, Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, B.C. – The Canadian Snowboard Federation (CSF) is launching the Canadian Adaptive Snowboard Program (CASP) National Summit at Grouse Mountain from January 27 to 30, 2009. The comprehensive CASP program consists of athlete development camps

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blasting away will continue to supplement the present natural snowfall. With the use of man-made snow, the resort has been able to complement our natural snow base enough to get the winter season underway early.  Everyone is encouraged to call our snow phone and check our snow report routinely as we commence the 84th winter season opening at Grouse Mountain. The resort will be open at 8:30 am to 10pm

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Sweat it Out... Maybe it’s the weather?I had been feeling really — and I mean really — unmotivated to go outside to run these days. It got to the point where I waited in line at a small and sweaty community centre just to have my 30-minute turn on a treadmill in a room that was lacking a desirable view and ventilation. What is wrong with this picture?Can’t say noLucky for me, I have a group of

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spike in temperature this January. Historic February snowfall and temperatures- paired with the current spell of snowfall and snowmaking- bode well Grouse Mountain’s 24 hour operation throughout the Games next month.The latest conditions atop Grouse Mountain can always be found on grousemountain.com or by phoning the resort’s snowphone at 604.986.6262-30-

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has become a cultural phenomenon in Vancouver. Having a good “Grind Time” is cause for bragging rights for locals.  - 30 -

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Plexiglas nose bubble of a jet helicopter – except this bubble is approximately 30 times larger. The views from The Eye of the Wind are of the jaw-dropping variety. All of Vancouver and its busy harbor, the Coastal Mountains (including the twin peaks known as The Lions) and a vast, green wilderness spread out before you. On a clear day you can see southeast to snow-capped Mount Baker and Mount Rainier and

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