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reason to train harder, you have the strength to reach heights you never thought possible. Pledges of support from family and friends will encourage you to make it to the top and make a difference for those affected by breast cancer. In previous years, Seek The Peak has helped Rethink raise over $200,000 and your efforts will directly support BC-based researchers who are working hard to find a cure

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have helped to raise thousands of dollars in valuable funds for B.C. Children’s Hospital and ReThink Breast Cancer. Don’t forget to join us again next year as we aim even higher with our fundraising efforts. Looking to continue your great workouts during the snowy months? Make sure you tackle the Snowshoe Grind this winter and get your heart racing on the serene wilderness of our snowshoe trails here

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the Winter Olympic Games. Grouse Mountain is committed to continuously adding value to the alpine experience for its loyal guests, as well as enhance the experience with even more activities including ziplining (now available year-round) and 24/7 operations during the Olympics. We look forward to the next snowfall and another excellent winter season -30-

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longer than last year, and the downhill operation is being extended longer than any other North Shore mountain. The resort consistently delivers the best downhill offering in British Columbia all season, and now skiers and riders can keep winter alive a while longer.The 2009/2010 winter season has already witnessed amazing events such as the Olympic Torch Relay, and keeping Grouse Mountain open 24

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are called "sit skis".  Little did I know then that Grouse Mountain has been supporting Vancouver Adaptive Snow Sports (VASS) for years. VASS runs skiing and snowboarding programs for people with disabilities, and their mission is to make the Mountain accessible for all. What I had been seeing is one of their programs for disabled skiers. Anyone who has seen these guys and girls in action would most

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Cleveland Park’s soccer field off Nancy Greene Way. Since 1977, pilots have gathered at the world-famous event held in August each year to meet, fly together and colour the sky with their aircraft. DATE: Saturday, August 9 and Sunday, August 10, 2008TIME: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm (weather permitting) LOCATION: Cleveland Park – Meeting area Top of Grouse Mountain’s Peak – Launch area Cleveland Park – Landing

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mountain. Lauren was diagnosed and discharged from BC Children's and will now live a long and happy life. This year I heart Grouse Mountain for encouraging people to fundraise for BC Children's. Thank you to all who Grind for BC kids and support those who Grind! PRIZE: Dinner at The Observatory for 2

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workout, this can be done much in the same way you warmed upUtilize foam rollers and a stretching routine as part of a balanced cool downDo not put off seeing a professional or specialist regarding your ailments until after your eventHave fun This most recent training session session took us back up Argyle and then along Capilano Pacific Trail, the first leg of this years Seek the Peak run. The run was

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Bears Ready for Hibernation Bears are super-plump and ready for a long winter. Grinder and Coola are now inhabiting their hibernation habitat around their bear den. Both bears are super plump and have put on more weight than in previous years - maybe this is a sign of a long and cold winter to come? They are spending their days laying around with the occasional foray to eat, although food is

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drag these in and construct a thick mattress on which to sleep the winter away. Grinder even helped out this year! In the past, Coola has done the majority of the bed making.In the last week we have tapered off their food and the temperatures have begun to get even cooler. Grinder and Coola are now spending most of their time inside their sleeping den. We anticipate closing their door to the

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