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12th-annual Seek the Peak raises thousands for BC Cancer Foundation Close to 600 racers make 16-kilometre uphill climb to Peak of Vancouver (North Vancouver) Taking the 4,100-foot elevation gain in stride, close to 600 participants made the 16-kilometre climb from West Vancouver’s Ambleside Park to the Peak of Vancouver this morning during the renowned Seek the Peak event.Now in its 12th year

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new in the Lower Pond.  First up - frog eggs for lunch.Both bears went into the pond itself and began rummaging around on the bottom where they pulled up several masses of frog eggs that were stuck to sticks at the bottom of the pond.  I suppose they found them a bit of a delicacy.  Afterwards, they then explored the rest of that habitat and checked out the cliff area and munched on some fresh

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segment, star Jonathan Pitre is a courageous 14-year-old boy from Russell, Ontario who was born with a life-threatening skin disease called EB. EB is a rare genetic disorder that causes the skin to repeatedly blister, shear and scar. Approximately 2,500 Canadians suffer from the disease — among the most painful known to medicine. To date, no cure has been found.What you might not be aware of is

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Celebrate New Year’s Eve at Grouse Mountain Kick off 2016 with a family-friendly party at the Peak of Vancouver!

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Commit to Climb Whistler Water One Climb - June 14, 2014 With Grouse Grind season just around the corner, registration is officially open for the 2014 Whistler Water One Climb! This year is going to be bigger and better than ever. We’re excited to announce that local pop star Victoria Duffield and the band Neverest, along with Free The Children ambassadors Spencer West, Molly Burke and Hannah

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Book Your Christmas Lunch at The Observatory The holiday season is almost upon us and there is no better way to eat, drink and be merry than by joining us in The Observatory for a festive Christmas Lunch during weekdays in December between 11:30 am and 2:00 pm. Featuring delightful fare such as nori cured wild salmon and seasonal favourites such as roasted free range turkey and sticky toffee

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in mid-May, we undertook a preventative mountaintop watering program since green foliage acts as a natural fire break. You should know that we draw from our own private water source and do not draw off any municipal water sources. While useful during the winter, we’ve also put our 37-gun snowmaking system to work as it can provide water to the majority of Grouse Mountain property. In the event

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Grinder and Coola Enter the Upper Pond Habitat for 2014 This afternoon marked a favourite day of bears, staff and guests here at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife.Grinder and Coola, our two resident Grizzly Bears, left their hibernation habitat for the fresh snow, melted ponds and deep trees of their 2.5 acre Upper Pond Habitat.  This is simply stage two of their emergence from

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serve as a weekly update on my progress. From running the Cleveland Dam to heading to the Grouse Grind during the season, I will be mixing in some of my own training, along with Seek the Peak’s program. If you have raced this event solo, or simply have a few tips to help support a successful, injury-free training program, please tweet me.Until next week,Nicole

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Alpha the Wolf It is with great sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of our lone remaining Timber Wolf - Alpha. Alpha was captive born in the spring of 2001 and arrived at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife on June 8, 2004 as part of a pack of 4 wolves – retired from the movie industry. Alpha led a long and healthy life here at Grouse Mountain. He turned 15 years old

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