Helicopter deployed from Vancouver to rescue skier in Oliver B.C.
Oliver-Osoyoos Search and Rescue conducted a helicopter search late Friday evening for a skier lost in the Mount Baldy ski area.“We were able to make phone contact with the subject and asked him to stay where he was,” OOSAR said in a post on social media.“As members were getting ready to deploy, we were able to get the subject’s coordinates to give us a general location.
Search and rescue crews were waiting in the Baldy parking lot for a landing zone and the helicopter dropped the skier off there to reunite with his friends. The skier was uninjured, but very cold.
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