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‘What should the consequences be?’: Injured Whistler skier questions Canada’s ski-safety laws

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Two years after a high-speed collision at Whistler Blackcomb left her with a shattered knee and broken collarbone, skier Lesley Broadhurst says she isn’t looking for another story about her accident. She’d rather talk about what happens next time—especially when the person who causes a crash just skis off.

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‘What should the consequences be?’: Injured Whistler skier questions Canada’s ski-safety laws

Two years after a high-speed collision at Whistler Blackcomb left her with a shattered knee and broken collarbone, skier Lesley Broadhurst says she isn’t looking for another story about her accident. She’d rather talk about what happens next time—especially when the person who causes a crash just skis off.

·Kelowna, Canada
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castanet.net broke the news in Kelowna, Canada on Friday, February 13, 2026.
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