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. With all of the extra goodness we're packing into the day, you'll see how this race is now turning into a full on event day!  Let's get to it... 1. FREE Sunglasses from ClearlyContacts.caThat's right. Every person that registers to hike in the event gets a free pair of these black Derek Cardigan sunglasses from ClearlyContacts.ca worth $70. That's worth the price of admission right there!2. Team

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involved in education and even starred in his own documentary!  He visited with thousands of people and kids this past summer - educating and informing everyone on how cool Barn Owls and other owls are!Our first Summer Camps were a bit hit as well.  We had lots of wildlife education going on and demonstrated our hummingbird banding project to all camp participants.Speaking of our Hummingbird project, we

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. This unique and new concept pass aptly named the All Mountain Pass will provide holders with four-season admission to their favorite Grouse Mountain adventures.  This is the first pass of its kind in the Lower Mainland that truly offers access all season, to all mountain adventures. All Mountain Passholders will not only get unlimited skiing & riding but also unlimited Mountaintop Ziplining and

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former record holder Michael Simpson who came in at 27:10. The official course record previously held by Simpson was 26:19 set in 2007. Winning the 19th Annual BMO Grouse Grind Mountain Run in record fashion marks Selas’ second consecutive win in successive years, with the champion besting his winning time from last year by more than two minutes.“I gave it everything I could and stayed in the red zone

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Hello, winter. We've been expecting you. Heavy snowfall cleared for visitors journeying to Grouse Mountain March 10, 2010, Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, B.C. – If the Olympics brought sunshine for our international guests then Spring Break has brought snow for locals. Vancouverites who dusted off the golf clubs earlier this month did so prematurely as it is still very much winter atop Grouse

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Friday, November 13, 2009. Paradise Bowl will be open for skiers and snowboarders to enjoy the serene beauty of a natural winter playground. Mother Nature has brought about the favourable weather conditions that prompt this exciting opening. Snow enthusiasts can look forward to accessing the Greenway Chair, and ski or snowboard along the famed Paradise run. Freestyle park riders can also try their hand

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unique reward to these dedicated individuals with unprecedented access to the resort. The After Hours Pass provides full privilege admission to all that Grouse Mountain has to offer from 8pm until 6am, for all 17 days of the Olympic Winter Games (February 12th to 28th). “As an Olympic Volunteer or Olympic Athlete, you have given your time, the most precious thing that you can offer,” says General

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“Today’s” Six-Month Olympic Announcement Matt, Meredith, Al and Ann Will Broadcast Live from Vancouver for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games Grouse Mountain Will Be “Today’s” Olympic Home NEW YORK – August 12, 2009 --- In exactly six months, the world will watch its greatest athletes make history, and NBC News’ “Today” will be on the forefront. America’s favorite morning program will once again bring

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of Timber Wolves arrived at the mountain.The Refuge soon became a member of the Spotted Owl Recovery program and housed a rehabilited Spotted Owl for several years and in 2006 we joined the North American Hummingbird Monitoring Network.Yet through all of the years, the Grizzly Bear habitat has remained the focal point of the refuge.  Millions of guests have had the opportunity to watch Grinder and

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donation today would not be possible and for that we extend our sincere gratitude.”"The BC Cancer Foundation is proud to be a part of Seek the Peak as participants face an incredible fitness challenge while raising funds to support breakthrough research into breast cancer. This one day fitness grind will have a significant impact on the thousands of women and their families who are impacted by breast

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