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Police & Fire Games features Grind™ Race 2009 World Police & Fire Games features Grouse Grind® Mountain Race. Nearly 300 participants from over 14 countries to compete. Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, August 4, 2009 –Grouse Mountain welcomes the 2009 World Police and Fire Games on August 5, bringing together approximately 300 international race participants to compete in a special

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program, one of our Corporate Adventure Training Adventures.Armed with running shoes and thinking caps on, the group split into 3 smaller groups and was challengeed with creating a team canvas - a canvas that expressed each team's identity. First Nation’s identities were offered as inspiration by our onsite facilitator, but the view from the Eye of the Wind truly unlocked the artists within. Yes, this

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Have a Y2Play Spring Break Staycation You don’t have to go far in pursuit of fun and special memories. At Grouse Mountain we’ve got you covered. Whether it’s on-mountain time for the whole family or Camps for the kids, Grouse Mountain has it all – affordably. They key is a Y2Play pass. A Child Y2Play pass pays itself off after less than three visits and the pass is valid from the time of

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World-renowned Fly-In at Grouse Mountain North Vancouver, BC August 8, 2008 - On Saturday, August 9 and Sunday, August 10, 2008, international paraglider and hang glider pilots will participate in the 31st Annual Grouse Mountain Fly-In. The Grouse Mountain Flying Team (GMFT), consisting of paraglider and hang glider pilots from Western Canada and the U.S., welcome pilots from around the world to

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The Snowshoe Grind Challenge Is Coming Up Join us Saturday, March 15, 2014 The third-annual Snowshoe Grind Challenge is just two weeks away, so you know what that means: time to put those New Year's resolutions in motion! Whether you’re looking to test your skills against other participants or simply want to start 2014 on the right foot, the Grouse Mountain Snowshoe Grind Challenge is a fun

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Vancouver. It was supposed to be a temporary stop, just long enough for Mr. Kafer to gain some international experience for his job as an electrical engineer with a Swiss company. But the couple never left. “The mountains were the big attraction that kept us here,” said Mr. Kafer, who is 85. The Kafers have kept up their mountaineering, taking regular hikes up Vancouver’s Grouse Mountain and skiing every

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regional ingredients available, creating memorable signature cocktails such as the now famous Vancouver Rum Mule created by last summer’s winner Dan Hawkins from Vancouver. We would like to add your favourite cocktail to the menu at Altitudes Bistro, and learn how to make it from you in person in a “Sip Local” video.The Altitudes Bistro already includes great dishes for sharing such as the Smoked Haddock

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Alpine Kiss Contest You could win a romantic dinner cooked in your own home by our chef For your chance to win dinner for two, cooked in your home by The Observatory at Grouse Mountain’s amazing chef, send us your picture or Instagram of an alpine kiss. We’ll post our favourites and award one winner with the spectacular prize of a chef dinner cooked in your very own home. We do the dishes.Email

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Wind Turbine Generator Commissioning Complete The Eye of the Wind has the potential to start generating power. It’s a nice feeling - the commissioning of our wind turbine generator is complete and The Eye of the Wind now officially has the potential to start producing power. As excited as we are, we have to wait for a few more upgrades at our point of connection before we take that final step to

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commercially viable wind turbine and is a highly visible icon,” said Bill Bennett, Minster of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources. “We hope it will inspire companies and communities across the province to develop innovative, renewable energy projects in support of our provincial goal of becoming electricity self-sufficient by 2016.”“Congratulations to Grouse Mountain on being a leader in using wind energy

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