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. Celebrating his 50th birthday at the Peak of Vancouver, Frank was having a great time with his friends and making the most of the Grouse Grind Mingler night. Happy Birthday Frank! I was given a sheet and also bingo ink to mark down music playing from the 80s and 90s. Sean the DJ was spinning tunes that had everyone enjoying the night. At the end of the music bingo Sean gave out special prizes. It was an

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local community. Through our work at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife we focus on supporting wildlife conservation and endangered species through our education programs as well as conducting valuable active research. We are also pleased to announce the arrival of a new resident to the Refuge who will help to educate generations of school children in the years to come on the

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resources will be on hand to share their knowledge and tips to safely enjoy the best of the BC Outdoors. Participants include Metro Vancouver, North Shore Black Bear Network, North Shore Search And Rescue, North Shore Hikers, BC Lung Association, Merrell Canada, BC Fire/District of North Vancouver and the North Vancouver Recreation Commission. This event showcases the support that is in place for

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Seek the Peak Relay 2011 The 8th Annual Seek The Peak Relay raising funds for Rethink Breast Cancer is taking place on Saturday, July 16th.  The challenging 16-kilometer course starts on the beach at Ambleside Park in West Vancouver, winds its way through North Vancouver, then heads up the legendary Grouse Grind® to the Peak of Vancouver.  Seek the Peak is not strictly a race for elite athletes

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for those who are passionate about skiing and riding.If you’re looking to try something new, we highly recommend starting the new year off on the right foot: on snowshoes, that is! Hitting the trails is a fun and unique way to reduce stress, get fit and maybe even lose a pound or two. Grouse Mountain's Beginner Snowshoe Clinics will teach you all about the fastest-growing winter activity, plus

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goal, Miskulin raised thousands of dollars for the Burn Unit through individual pledges and corporate sponsorships. Super Save Group generously kicked off Miskulin’s fundraising effort with a $5,000 donation. Hiking the Grouse Grind is a gruelling workout that has earned the nickname “Mother Nature’s Stairmaster” and has become a cultural phenomenon in Vancouver. Having a good “Grind Time” is cause

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interested in smoking cessation programs. Most notably, all our employees are offered counselling and compensation for products to help them quit smoking is included in benefit plan coverage provided by Grouse Mountain. Helping our employees kick the habit has been underway for the past two years, during which time the company has successfully helped 15 Grouse Mountain employees quit smoking.  “As a

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bringing over 90 works of art from around the world to Grouse Mountain along with lectures, live demonstrations, workshops, documentaries in the Theatre in the Sky, and face to face meetings with artists such as Robert Bateman. Admission is complimentary with your Grouse Mountain Alpine Experience ticket or Annual Membership. For more information and a full schedule of events please head to the Artists

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platform heels, young couples waited in long lines for their turn to ride the gondola to the top of Vancouver for one of the city's most coveted dining experiences. Awaiting diners at the summit was the meal Vancouverites, particularly those seeking to impress their dates, bragged about at the office water cooler. No, we didn't queue up for fresh shellfish or cedar-planked salmon; instead we coveted a

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of Vancouver and use a bat detector that can seek out bats in flight. All ages are invited but space is limited so please arrive early to meet Phil our eco-guide by the large map, just up the road from the Chalet. Admission is free with your Annual Local's Pass or Grouse Mountain Alpine Experience ticket.

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