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, adaptive snowboarding competitions, and training opportunities for coaches. Adaptive snow sports enthusiasts and aspiring Paralympic athletes from around the world will also train and compete in the CASP National Championship, a single-person snowboard cross race. Athletes will race down the prepared track at Grouse Mountain on January 29, and prizes will be awarded to the top three male and female

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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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right out from under the nose of the bear!  At the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife, we see similar behaviors.  Today we were feeding Grinder and Coola a special meal consisting of some ground beef.  Normally the bears get their meat on the bone, but every once in awhile they get some choice cuts of softer ground meat.  The Ravens were quick to pick up that this was an easy meal to fill

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completely. Cut away all four sides of the pear, leaving the core to be discarded. Slice the sides into segments. Candied Pecans1 cup (250 mL) pecan halves 1/2 cup (125 mL) maple syrup Australian flake salt to tastePreheat the oven to 350ºF (180ºC). Toss the pecans with the maple syrup and season lightly with the salt. Lay them on a baking tray lined with parchment paper and bake in the preheated oven for

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occasionally crossing one's path nearby, is a truly awesome experience to behold”. Grouse Mountain would like to extend a huge thank all of the Grind For Kids participants who have generously supported this fundraising campaign these past two years. We acknowledge all the sweat, time and energy you have given up in an effort to make your Grouse Grinds truly count. Make sure you join us again next year as we

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developing communities,” said Devon Kennedy, Director of Operations, Western Canada, Free The Children. “This year, with Whistler Water One Climb, they are taking their support to a whole new level, and we are so appreciative to them for helping us raise awareness, while supporting our overarching Water Initiative goal of bringing 100,000 people clean water for life.”Clean water and sanitation projects

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Grind Mountain Run 5.1 kilometer course offers an escape into the serene beauty of a natural winter playground on a trail that begins steps away from the Grouse Mountain Chalet. It then journeys through snow-topped trees to Dam Mountain on a challenging alpine trail before looping back to the Chalet. “Snowshoeing is a fantastic alternative to skiing & riding and is open to everyone regardless of

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January 2010, and open for the public to see wind energy at work in British Columbia. As well as being a precursor to the ski season, the return of the outdoor skate pond earlier this week signaled the annual Peak of Christmas festivities are only a few weeks away. More skiing terrain will open as snow continues to fall, and operating hours will transition to our regular season hours this weekend from

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complete the Grouse Grind, or heighten your fitness levels, the challenge awaits you this weekend on “Mother Nature’s Stairmaster”. Enjoy the beautiful May sunshine that has returned in time for the opening of Canada’s premiere trail, and is close on the heels of exciting summer activities recently launched atop Grouse Mountain. Continue your alpine adventure and give your legs a rest by taking flight on

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lack of) that the weather shifted a little colder. Then it began to rain. The hail came soon after, pelting us in the face with each step closer to the summit. Under 60!Feeling strong I forced myself to pull away from my sister, keeping my time in mind I pushed to the end. Once I reached the snowy top I felt like I could keep going. Now, I’m not entirely sure I could jump into a sprint for the last

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