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Grouse Mountain Career Fair Competitive job climate finds prospective employees seeking that little something extra. October 15th, 2007. North Vancouver, BC - In preparation for its 9th Annual Career Fair this coming weekend, Grouse Mountain has focused its message to applicants on the non-monetary benefits of working at the resort.Career Fair advertising, website postings, and word-of-mouth

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Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife Turns 10 Years Old! This week marked the 10th anniversary for the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife.  The Refuge was founded in 2001 with the construction of our Grizzly Bear habitat and the arrival of Grinder and Coola during the first week of September that year.I've posted some of the early photos of Grinder and Coola after they

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First Snow and the Excitment is Palpable We received our first snowfall of the year We know you are thrilled, like all of us here at Grouse Mountain, that our first white flakes of the season have arrived. With the news that La Nina is making a comeback, we are anticipating bucket loads of snow again this winter which will make for fantastic conditions on the slopes. Don’t miss a pow day this

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it takes about 1 hour to complete the trail. Participants: Anyone who is reasonably fit can do the Snowshoe Grind. Course Record: Stay tuned The trail was selected so that Grouse Grind times will be similar to Snowshoe Grind times. Please note that snow conditions can impact the time required to complete the course. 

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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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Mountain. Over 35 relay teams and 383 individuals endured a fun but challenging 4,100 feet of elevation gain and uphill trek in an effort to raise valuable funds for Rethink Breast Cancer. This year’s Seek the Peak winner was seasoned course veteran Colin Dignum with a time of 1:28:11. The course record set by Simon Driver of 1:24:08 still stands.Among the participants today were the friends and family

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Christmas. At $99 for an Adult or $199 for a Family,* there’s no better value for year-round recreation and fun. And, when you purchase an Annual Local's Pass online before August 1st , you’ll be automatically entered to win an iPad 2. Fun, value and a chance to win - there's never been a better time to get a Local's Pass at Grouse Mountain. See contest details.*2 adults and 2 children/youth

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Great Gifts and a Special Offer Passholders, save on Grouse Mountain Gift Cards! Once the snow arrives you will be too busy on the slopes to even think about Christmas shopping. Why not get a head start now by checking out the great gifts, apparel and gift cards available online? Make sure you get your hands on our special Passholders offer that gets you or the fortunate recipient a $250 Grouse

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Heroine hauls 52 women up Grouse Grind Helen Bowkett of North Vancouver is responsible for 52 women and 13 teams raising money for Rethink Breast Cancer at the 5th Annual Seek the Peak Relay North Vancouver, BC, June 12, 2008 Meet local hero, Helen Bowkett, Seek the Peak participant for the past 5 years, mother of 2, friend to Breast Cancer survivors and warriors, and responsible for 52

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Help Kids with Every Step What is Grind for Kids? The popularity of the Grouse Grind is undeniable. In the Lower Mainland, over 100,000 people take to the trail every year and by leveraging this enthusiasm for the hike - the annual Grind For Kids campaign aims to raise funds for B.C. Children’s Hospital.Grinders are encouraged to sign up and ask friends, family and co-workers to pledge $1 or

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