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we have all ran our long runs, attempted some variation of antagonizing hill runs and perhaps even tackled the Grouse Grind once or twice since its 2012 opening day last Saturday. All this combine with the long weekend where a few too many BBQ veggie dogs and socials went down the hatch, it certainly came down to finding the balance between enjoying the good weather and not jeopardizing our days of

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and now it marks one of the longest skiing and boarding seasons in Grouse Mountain’s history. While the snow lasts, skiers and riders can keep the winter alive as Grouse Mountain will be offering our guests the chance to hit the slopes throughout the month of June and until Canada Day. “Our mountain operations team has a bit of a split personality this year” Michael Cameron General Manager for

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it marks one of the longest skiing and boarding seasons in Grouse Mountain’s history. While the snow lasts, skiers and riders can keep the winter alive as Grouse Mountain will be offering our guests the chance to hit the slopes throughout the month of June and until Canada Day.“Our mountain operations team has a bit of a split personality this year” Michael Cameron General Manager for Grouse

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National champion skaters, and members of the North Shore Winter Club.“We are very pleased to partner with the Karen Magnussen foundation on this fantastic event for the second consecutive year,” says General Manager, Michael Cameron. “With the world spotlight on Vancouver a year away, we support the foundation’s mission to grow more world class skaters from a younger age.” The foundation aims to put

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recreation provider we are committed to health promotion and disease prevention,” says Michael Cameron, Grouse Mountain general manager. “It is also our duty to ensure a healthy work environment and preserve our mountain.”Smoking is recognized as the most preventable cause of death in Canada by health officials, and the action taken at Grouse Mountain will also serve to reduce public exposure to another

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standing in that finish coral cheering and congratulating all our friends coming across that ever so daunting line. Our entire group ran best times. Some by mere seconds and some close to shaving off 20 minutes. Either way, everyone had met their goals and those beers in the photo above never tasted so good. Through the mist of my post run hangover, I got to thinking and came up with the conclusion of a

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groans from the countless number of classes I took at The Bar Method have worked. I know this because my legs and core felt strong as I came out of the run with little to no sore or stiff muscles (both good signs). I wish my lungs were as lucky! I know I haven’t ran in awhile but did they always burn like this? I am now fully aware I will have to reintroduce them to cardio because I thought for sure

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approximately 400cm for snow enthusiasts to enjoy. We encourage skiers and riders to dust their gear off, make the most out of their Y2Play passes and mark one of the longest winter seasons in Grouse Mountain’s history. “Our mountain operations team has been busy preparing the slopes for this coming weekend and it should be exceptional spring skiing conditions”, says Michael Cameron General Manager for Grouse

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long-term care for children in need.“For almost a decade, SOS Children’s Village have been an integral part of the Peak of Christmas and we are excited to host their new event, the Parade of Christmas, with it their first annual SOS Gingerbread Village”, says Grouse Mountain General Manager Michael Cameron. “The creative and magical creations on display at this year’s SOS Gingerbread Village are

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definitely reflect that", explains Grouse Mountain General Manager Michael Cameron. The valuable funds raised by Seek The Peakers this year will help Rethink expand their support programs to help young women dealing with breast cancer and enabled them to invest in several promising young researchers in British Columbia. Grouse Mountain would like to thank all the volunteers, racers and organizers who are

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