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It's Time to Grind Up the Pace of Summer! Grouse Mountain & BC Children's Hospital Officially Launch the 2011 Grind For Kids Campaign June 21, 2011: Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver BC –Playing street hockey, setting up lemonade stands and building tree forts is how kids in our Province should spend their time this summer and not in hospital beds. Help us make this a reality by raising a

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well. Whether your young camper is interested in getting up-close with wildlife, building a bird’s nest, or seeing how Grouse Mountain makes snow in the winter, we have a camp program to please. Register for a day or the whole week – the choice is yours – but don’t delay because spaces for this special camp are limited. Contact Grouse Mountain Guest Services at 604.980.9311.

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views into the habitat and numerous interpretive displays and materials that will allow you to explore Grizzly Bears, and Grinder and Coola, in a more hands on and knowledgeable way.It is also our plan to have a viewing deck around the outside of the building that will allow an unobstructed view of the Upper Pond area of the habitat.  This will be great for photographic opportunities of the boys!  The

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with her favorite coloured stones, which I told her would help her get better much quicker, because it was a very special good-luck bracelet. I also told her that she's not allowed to take it off until she's feeling better again, then we'll go get ice cream at her favorite place. I went by to see her the day after she returned home, before I went for my trek up the Grouse Grind. She seemed to be in

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starting April 27th. Beginning May 18, Grouse Mountain will officially be back in full summer mode! Visit our Activities page to start planning endless days of fun and adventure and don't forget to pick up an Annual Local's Pass which gives you unlimited Skyride access and much more.

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Season Extended Ski or ride at Grouse Mountain through April 29 With a 573 cm base at the Peak and a 462 cm base at the Plateau, Grouse Mountain has oodles of snow for fantastic skiing, riding and snowshoeing. So we’ve extended our winter season to April 29, 2012. We all know that spring skiing is some of the best skiing out there. Capping off a day of skiing or riding with a cool drink on a

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. The Adopt an Athlete program is a local initiative committed to raising $50,000 for three athletes sponsored by the resort who are competing for a podium place finish this winter in their respective sports. “Our Adopt an Athlete program is an ongoing effort to provide future medalists with the support they need to achieve greatness,” says Michael Cameron, General Manager for Grouse Mountain Resorts

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Olympic Games. With more than 300 Oakley athletes competing in Vancouver, numerous events will be the platform of Oakley's latest sport performance eyewear."Grouse Mountain is the ideal location for Oakley to activate, educate and entertain our top global athletes, visiting media and select VIPs during the Olympics," said Oakley's SVP of Global Brand Marketing, Scott Bowers. "We look forward to

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atop Grouse Mountain this winter. The $3M plus investment in the improvements marks the resort’s commitment to efficiency, and Grouse Mountain is now serviced entirely by quad chairlifts. Industry leaders Leitner Poma were recruited to build the chairs, and both infrastructure enhancements are scheduled for completion by the first week of December 2008. The first chairlift is intended as a time-saver

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A Wet and Lazy Week for the Bears Despite some rain, Grinder and Coola have been enjoying a lazy week in their upper pond habitat.  The bears have made themselves day beds up in the treed area and spend the late mornings and afternoons lying around watching guests play 'spot the bear'.  The easiest way is to look for the furry "rocks"!  We estimate that Grinder and Coola have now put on probably

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