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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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will take approximately a half hour to complete. “With plenty of new snow and excellent conditions at the Peak of Vancouver, the Snowshoe Grind Challenge is the perfect way to get outside and enjoy winter at its best,” said Grouse Mountain general manager Michael Cameron. “Snowshoeing is great fun for people of all ages and abilities and we can’t wait to welcome them to Grouse Mountain next

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resort. With guest number exceeding over 9,000 on December 30th alone, it is safe to say that old St. Nick over-delivered.Skiers, snowboarders, snowshoers and those just looking to take in some alpine air came together throughout December to help Grouse Mountain realize a new all time record for the month, up some 12% over the previous record, set in 2007.“Well, we knew we had the snow for an epic

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One Week Until Seek the Peak! June 15, 2013 June 15th is quickly approaching, and we’re excited to welcome solo runners and teams to the 2013 Seek the Peak presented by Columbia – the 10th anniversary of this extraordinary challenge. It will be an amazing day of accomplishment and camaraderie. Haven’t registered? There’s still time. We’re accepting online registration until Wednesday, June 12

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Cancer Agency.“On behalf of Grouse Mountain, a sincere and heartfelt thank you to all of the participants and fundraisers who took part in Seek the Peak presented by Columbia,” said Grouse Mountain general manager Michael Cameron. "Without your tireless efforts, this significant donation to the BC Cancer Foundation’s incredible work in the fight against breast cancer would not be possible. Your

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historical averages. Lessons, camps, and clinics are in full swing at the mountain and while the city sits shrouded in rain and cloud, Grouse Mountain rejoices at the prospect of more winter, groundhog predictions notwithstanding.This triumphant return of winter also comes just in time for the resort's Y2Play campaign, the annual snowpass sale that has become the most popular season pass product in North

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Bullying Stops Here. On Feb. 27 the Peak of Vancouver is going pink Pink Shirt Day is a nationwide anti-bullying campaign that was started by two high school students from Nova Scotia who were standing up for a student that was being bullied. You can read more about their story at the Pink Shirt Day website.Grouse Mountain is proud to support this anti-bullying initiative by going pink on

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with fitness loving Vancouverites and visitors to our city taking the challenge each season and testing themselves on the trail", says Grouse Mountain General Manager Michael Cameron. “The ClearlyContacts.ca Grouse Grind Mountain Run is an annual celebration for the entire Grind community”. On race day, Grouse Mountain’s chalet plaza will be buzzing with activity at the finish line. While the awards

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hibernation period, Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife staff once again monitored Grinder and Coola's hibernation via an infrared camera placed in their hibernation den and the live feed was shared with the public on the Grouse Mountain website. "We continue to be amazed that at 13 years old and weighing approximately 450 kg (or 992 lbs) each, two male grizzlies choose to share their den

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counterparts,” said Grouse Mountain general manager Michael Cameron. “With that in mind, we believe it is important to reward our Y2Play passholders for their loyalty with a renewal offering that provides extra value during a season that meteorologists state is a once-in-a-lifetime anomaly. While it has taken some time to finalize the details, we hope our passholders agree that our Y2Play renewal offer was

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