Referred to as the Squamish Boulder. Despite what Arjun says, I sent this problem, I just did it the easier way. Here I'm trying it the V5 way, but if you jump for the second hold, it's probably V2ish.

An easy sit start on huge pockets, crank a few moves to topout.

Tiny and painful pockets. Short and fun! Superb landing. Try the sit start. Could be V10ish.

Joseph Lavoie soloing on easy terrain on the Black Box Boulder.

The enjoyable problem which is a crime toward "shorter people".

Adrian surfing up the wave on the Fin Boulder

Deep "ice" soloing over the meltwater of Georgian Bay

Great fun using a huge jug and great crimps.

The boulder looks so small compared to the climber that it looks ridiculous. But try it. It's a great problem.

The slopers out left are the V4, the direct up the crack is V3

A V4 with awkward smears