Group of teenagers save an eight-year-old boy from falling meters off a chairlift in Canada after losing his grip A group of young skiers are being praised for saving a boy who was dangling from a chairlift on Grouse Mountain The eight-year-old boy was dangling and eventually lost his grip Skier James MacDonald, 14, had been skiing and snowboarding with his friends He rallied another group of teens and helped gather some netting and padding together to help create a net for the youngsters and give him a soft landing
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Published: 23:21 GMT, 3 March 2019 | Updated: 23:22 GMT, 3 March 2019
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A group of teenagers ended up coming to the rescue of an eight-year-old boy who almost fell from a chairlift onto the snow at a Vancouver ski resort.
The eight-year-old slipped and was left grasping and dangling from the side of a chair-lift on Grouse Mountain some 25-feet in the air as he held onto his father.
One of the teenagers, 14-year-old James Macdonald, told CNN he didn't think the boy could hold on for very long, but his quick-thinking saved the boy from serious injury.
