Another B.C. ski hill is being impacted by COVID-19.
Revelstoke Mountain Resort has released a statement saying the mountain resort is experiencing a staff shortage because of what it called “COVID-19-related circumstances.”
A statement released late Tuesday read: “As a result of COVID-19-related circumstances, we are experiencing a staff shortage and are unable to open the mountain tomorrow, Wednesday, March 31. No lifts will be in operation and access to the mountain will be prohibited.”
Anyone who purchased a pass for that will be refunded.
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It’s unclear when or if the resort will reopen but the statement said resort officials will continue to monitor the situation and provide further updates.
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“We will continue to assess the situation and provide further updates but the safety of our staff and guests is our top priority,” it said.
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