There is another roadblock for developers of the Jumbo Glacier Resort, the controversial year-round ski development in southeast B.C. that has already been decades in the making.

A pristine region in southeastern British Columbia known to the local First Nation as Qat'muk, the place where "grizzly bear spirits" gather, would be profoundly transformed if a $450-million year-round ski resort is built. For that reason, a lawyer for the Ktunaxa Nation told a B.C. Supreme Court judge on Monday that the Jumbo Glacier Resort cannot be allowed to go ahead.

- A Kootenay resident is challenging an application to remove him from a road that leads to a glacier near the proposed Jumbo Glacier Resort in East Kootenay.

A protest against the development of the Jumbo Glacier Resort in southeastern B.C., is heating up, as demonstrators on the road to one of the resort's glaciers refuse to allow machinery to pass.