It's quite unfortunate that the Ontario case is (apparently) being used as justification for the removal of these features. There is a significant contextual difference between the two situations. A proper waiver/signage can clearly be determinative in the District's favour in the case of any legal action, as was recently made clear by BC court precedent (more binding than Ontario caselaw) involving snowboarder terrain park stunts (which shouldn't be functionally different than mountain bike stunts):
[https://www.mltaikins.com/outdoor-adventure/is-your-liability-waiver-up-to-snuff/](https://www.mltaikins.com/outdoor-adventure/is-your-liability-waiver-up-to-snuff/)
July 2, 2019, 11:15 a.m. - ryan.in.yaletown
It's quite unfortunate that the Ontario case is (apparently) being used as justification for the removal of these features. There is a significant contextual difference between the two situations. A proper waiver/signage can clearly be determinative in the District's favour in the case of any legal action, as was recently made clear by BC court precedent (more binding than Ontario caselaw) involving snowboarder terrain park stunts (which shouldn't be functionally different than mountain bike stunts): [https://www.mltaikins.com/outdoor-adventure/is-your-liability-waiver-up-to-snuff/](https://www.mltaikins.com/outdoor-adventure/is-your-liability-waiver-up-to-snuff/)