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woman who left a mark on so many people and lives in North Vancouver. “Rethink rang true for Kim and she was surprised by how many young women like herself were being diagnosed with breast cancer. We made lots of great friends through Rethink's programs with many of those people still play a very important role in my life”, said Dave Mallinson Kim’s husband. “Kim was an extrovert, she embraced life

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Mountain. The resort has seen over 20 centimetres of natural snowfall in the last week alone, and has embraced the opportunity to supplement nature's timely efforts with its snowmaking fleet, still the largest and most effective on the North Shore.While the glorious sunshine that graced the mountain for international visitors during the Olympics recedes into our memories, a healthy dose of winter has

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embraced her life and her nine-year battle with breast cancer head-on with humour, wit, candour and genuine selflessness. She had a huge, warm personality and this award is our way of keeping the generosity of her spirit and efforts going.” Kim’s story has inspired TELUS to match the top fundraiser’s amount this year to a maximum of $5,000. “The funds raised at Seek the Peak enable us to run vital

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as well have been barefoot, as each sock had developed a huge hole at the ball of the foot, but I've never thrown those socks away! The best thing about that day was the way the Grind sort of embodied our family commitment: sure, I gave up my shoes for my kid, but my family rallied around me on the rest of the climb. I went from feeling like a slow-poke to a superhero because of their support. And

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