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January 2015 Best Cities for Work in B.C.

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t e a m - b u i l d i n g 76 BCBusiness January 2015 the amazing Chase Who: Canadian Outback Adventures & Events, 1-800-565-8735, info@ canadianoutback.com What: Canadian Outback Adventures & Events offers many team-building options, but one of their most popular is "The Amaz- ing Chase," modelled after the Amazing Race TV show (Canadian Outback has a lot of TV-themed events). Participants are set loose to find "roadblock" and "detour" tasks similar to the ones encountered on the show. "You often see people running around the Lower Mainland with their 'Amazing Chase' capes," says Canadian Outback's Philip Keen. Where: All over the world strength Factor: Problem solv- ing, stress testing, trying not to get into embarrassing squabbles like the contes- tants on the show always do. No million-dollar prize though. Winter Wonders Who: Pinnacle Pursuits, 604-876-7535, info@ pinnaclepursuits.com What: Vancouver-based Pin- nacle has been working in the field of what president Jonathan Willcocks calls "experiential training" for over 17 years. Most of their basic activities—rope chal- lenges, geo-caching, team competitions, Survivor-style events and more—can be transformed into snow- bound "Winter Wonders" versions. Throw in some traditional maple taffy- making too. "We'll create thematic events based around what clients are looking for," Willcocks says, "customizing a package for them." Where: Brew Creek Centre near Whistler, Loon Lake Lodge & Retreat Centre in Maple Ridge, among other locations in the Lower Mainland and Victoria. strength Factor: Some win- ter wonderland team- building, followed perhaps by a little après-team-building by the fire.

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