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.
Get daily National news
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.
Read more: ‘We’re devastated’: Whistler reeling amid ski resort closure, rise in P1 COVID-19 variant
- Five police officers suspended after 2018 Montreal police chase
- LeBlanc heads to U.S. to talk tariffs as Trump casts more doubt on CUSMA
- Large great white shark found dead on Nova Scotia beach, cause of death a mystery
- Foster parent advocacy group says Nova Scotia plans to cut all its funding next year
“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.
Comments
Want to discuss? Please read our Commenting Policy first.