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simply a "must-do" activity for a North-Vancouverite.  I quickly got hooked and found it to be a great way to get back in shape after years of doing no sport at all. I love the Grind because I prefer training with other people: being surrounded by so many friendly and athletic people is such a great source of motivation. I also have to admit that I am a bit competitive and, on busy days, all the hikers

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looking after the health and well-being of the Refuge residents including Grizzly bears Grinder and Coola. My day started when I met Wildlife Ranger Tracie at the base of Grouse Mountain and we quickly went to pick up and prepare the food for the three Timber wolves that are located in a habitat at the top of the parking lot. Their meal consisted of a lot of raw red meat. Tasty for wolves but not so

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raise funds for the BC Children's Hospital Foundation plays an important role in the program. Whether you are Grinding every single day or simply donating to a friend or family member, it makes a difference. I think we can all agree that there is something extra special in a story like Grind For Kids participant and childhood cancer survivor Ben Armstrong's. Shortly after, we reposted the comment to

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Winter shaping up to be historical best Grouse Mountain sets all time December traffic record January 2, 2011, Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver – While some had hoped the man in red would bring more traditional gifts this holiday season, Grouse Mountain was after something a bit more intangible: evidence that the global reach of the Olympic Games last winter would create a lasting legacy for the

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today was 14 year old Vancouver actress Metreya Fedor who is the star of YTV's Mr. Young. Ms Fedor decided to take part in Seek The Peak this year as a relay team member in support of her friend Arden, whose mom is battling metastatic breast cancer. Metreya said after the race that entering Seek The Peak, "has really taught me and all of our friends that by getting involved and raising funds that we

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really enjoyed the “doing/activity” of yoga and felt great after, both in my body and mind. The inner peace that comes from practicing is what keeps me coming back to the mat. The physical benefits of yoga: strength, balance, flexibility and focus support all my other sports and outdoor activities. Tools for Living Tools for Life inc. has become a means for me to share through and apply my years of

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-person at the resort.” After the race, athletes and supporters can relax in the alpine plaza by the finish line, and enjoy a variety of activities while the awards are presented. The official course record to date for men is 26:19 held by Michael Simpson set in 2007. The women’s record is 31:04 held by Leanne Johnston, also set at the 2007 event. Event Schedule - Sunday, September 20, 2009 8:00am to 9

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leveraging our partnership with Grouse Mountain not only during the Olympics, but beyond with many different events over the next two years."After the Olympics come to a close, Oakley and Grouse Mountain will continue to work together throughout the seasons, particularly on key events including Oakley Nightjams, Quiksilver Showdown Over the City, BMO Grouse Grind Mountain Run and Seek the Peak Relay."We

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) takes visitors on a one-mile aerial journey to the Alpine Station, 3,700 feet above sea level. Breathtaking panoramic views of the city, sea and surrounding mountains unfold, culminating with a summit altitude of 4,100 feet. Grouse Mountain was named by a visiting hiking party in 1894, after they encountered a blue grouse bird on the alpine slopes. Today, Grouse Mountain enjoys the status of

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dived into. There’s no better place to sit down, cone in hand and take in the sites around you. In fact it was the first time Kaylyn our youngest (11 months) sampled the cold yummy stuff. We stopped to watch the bears twice while we were up, Grinder and Coola were taking a cool dip. After some time watching them in their refuge one of the bears wandered up out of the water and sat sniffing the air

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