‘The best way to start the day’: Grouse Grind opens for the summer season
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Metro Vancouver crews have completed seasonal maintenance on the popular 2.5-kilometre trail ahead of schedule. Continue reading
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Grouse Mountain to reopen Sunday after seasonal maintenance wraps early
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Hikers planning to hit the Grouse Grind on Sunday won’t have to hike back down the mountain. Continue reading
Slow Grind: Grouse Mountain to temporarily close Skyride for maintenance
Grouse Mountain Resort will shut down popular Skyride temporarily due to winter preparations. Continue reading
Record number of hikers grind it out for charity in annual Grouse Mountain challenge
By Neetu Garcha Video Journalist / Anchor
Dozens of hikers hit the natural stair climb bright and early Thursday to make their way up and down the grind as many times as they can and it’s all for a good cause. Continue reading
After seasonal repairs, Grouse Grind expected to reopen Thursday
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The trail has been undergoing annual repairs in order to prepare it for an anticipated half-million hikers this year. Continue reading
Grouse Grind closing for seasonal repairs next week
The Grouse Grind Trail will be closed as of May 22 for seasonal repairs. Continue reading
Mild weather allows Grouse Grind to open for at least today
Usually the trail would be closed for the season at this time until around April, but due to the unusually moderate conditions, it can be reopened for the day. Continue reading
New 75-hectare park officially opens on slopes of Grouse Mountain
Metro Vancouver’s new 75-hectare park on Grouse Mountain officially opened on Friday. Continue reading
Marathon hikers doing Grouse Grind challenge raise $22,000 for B.C. charity
Roughly 50 hikers hit the north shore trail at 4 a.m. Tuesday to conquer the mountain’s natural StairMaster in the fourth annual Multi-Grouse Grind Challenge. Continue reading
Quebec business community seeks ties with Israel
Members of Quebec’s business community are confident that a trip to Israel will help the province turn its innovative ideas into marketable products. Continue reading