• Vancouver’s transit authority begins the station design process for the Burnaby Mountain Gondola.
• Three Park City residents who own Pacific Group Resorts expect to close on Jay Peak next month.
• Burke Mountain may also soon be sold.
• Arapahoe Basin creates a podcast episode all about Lenawee Express construction.
• A Basin also explains why a big drop in skier visits is a good thing.
• Energy prices where many of the world’s lifts are operated and manufactured could spike eight fold this winter.
• Eaglecrest’s new gondola arrives in Alaska.
• Sugar Bowl joins the Mountain Collective.
• Hunter Mountain will sell chairs from the Z Lift next week.
• A thousand page report outlines negligence and poor management leading to deaths of 14 people on an Italian tramway last year.
• Dry Hill, New York gets new owners.
• The top station building for a 125 passenger aerial tramway partially burns in Switzerland.
• The Forest Service seeks public comments on Copper Mountain’s proposed Timberline six pack.
• The General Manager of Whitecap Mountains, Wisconsin assumes full ownership.
• A new neighborhood adjacent to Mayflower Mountain Resort will feature its own chairlift.
• Mt. Bachelor’s new Skyliner six pack will be D-Line.
• Loveland and Lookout Pass fly lift towers into place.
• British Columbia determines a volunteer ski patroller injured in a chairlift de-ropement is eligible for worker’s compensation.
• Leitner wins a four station urban gondola contract in Colombia.
• Here are some official and unofficial updates on the Palisades Tahoe Base-to-Base Gondola.
• Also an update on Thunder from Jackson Hole: