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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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academics. It is a great method to pass along teaching skills, love of activity, propensity for play, counseling and communication training to create opportunities for fun non-competitive, social, emotional, physical learning and exploration. Trevor KillianGuest Appearance on June 5thTrevor graduated from Chiropractic School in the year 2000. He loves helping people with their health and their spines. He

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Gallery of the Peak Chalet. SOS Children's Villages BC is the provincial branch of an international child charity, providing long-term care for orphans and children in need. Grouse Mountain continues to support the Karen Magnussen Foundation’s skate development program by hosting a series of skate lessons taught by former World and Olympic Skate Champion Karen Magnussen, as well as an Ice Show held in

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snow-covered habitat. After a year of record-breaking snowfall and their longest hibernation ever Grinder and Coola seemed happy to stretch their legs after a five month sleep. Their emergence also helps to mark 10 years since the orphaned Grizzlies were rescued and became residents of Grouse Mountain’s Refuge for Endangered Wildlife. “After another whole winter of not eating, slowly burning calories

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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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this movement, we believe our sustained efforts for the other 8,759 hours of the year will help leave a lasting legacy for future generations. Join us for Earth Hour to share in this philosophy on environmental stewardship.-30-

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of the popular community event.“It’s all about being an active and supportive member of the community,” said Joanne Gassman, Vice President, Vancouver Suburban District, BMO Bank of Montreal. “BMO employees are proud to support the BMO Grouse Grind Mountain Run as it promotes a healthy lifestyle, celebrates the natural beauty on the North Shore and helps raise funds for BC Children's Hospital

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being an active and supportive member of the community,” said Joanne Gassman, Vice President, Vancouver Suburban District, BMO Bank of Montreal. “BMO employees are proud to support the BMO Grouse Grind Mountain Run as it promotes a healthy lifestyle, celebrates the natural beauty on the North Shore and helps raise funds for BC Children's Hospital – the employee charity of choice,” added Joanne.After

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deep as 15 metres. Wind Turbine Blade Transportation: The most logistically complex task was the transportation of the three 37.3 metre long blades which journeyed via freighter from Europe to the South Surrey Docks. The blades were transferred to barge and tugged to Indian Arm. Finally, a giant Sky Crane helicopter air-lifted the blades to the Peak of Grouse Mountain. Tower Section Transportation

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perfect platform with unique wildlife such as timber wolves, grizzly bears, barn owls and hummingbirds to help children discover and discuss their planet's future while giving them a once in a lifetime experience". Grouse Mountain Summer Camps are open to children ages 8 to 14 with an early bird discount of 10% available before June 1st. Book your full week of camps for $220 for passholders / $250 for

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