Malahat Skywalk death; Emergency Crews Respond

The RCMP and employees at the Malahat SkyWalk on Vancouver Island have confirmed that a death occurred there on Labor Day.

Corp. Alex Bérubé, a spokesman for the RCMP, has stated that no criminal activity is being suspected at this time.

Therefore, “out of respect for the family and those affected,” he stated, “we will not reveal anything else.”

A Malahat Skywalk employee has described the fatality as a “tragic incident” and said that, out of respect for the deceased’s family, no further details are being disclosed at this time.

The Malahat SkyWalk, built at a cost of $15 million and opening last summer on the slopes above Saanich Inlet in the middle of the route between Victoria and the Cowichan Valley, provides visitors with a unique opportunity to learn about the area’s natural and cultural history.

At the end of a 600-meter long elevated walkway, 250 meters above sea level, is a 10-story spiral tower overlook with 360-degree vistas.

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