One person has died following an incident at Cypress Mountain Resort in West Vancouver, prompting a police investigation at one of Metro Vancouver’s busiest winter recreation destinations.

Authorities confirmed the death on Friday after emergency services responded to reports of a “tragic incident” at the resort. Police have not released the person’s identity, and details surrounding the incident have not been made public.

Local reporting from CTV News and CityNews Vancouver said officers attended the scene and that the matter remains under investigation.

Fatal incident Confirmed on Cypress Mountain Resort

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Date: 15 January, 2026

West Vancouver, B.C. – Victim Services have been mobilized for Family, Witnesses, and the Public

West Vancouver Police are saddened to confirm that a fatality occurred on Cypress Mountain… pic.twitter.com/GMfjKzoEh0

— West Vancouver Police Department (@WestVanPolice) January 16, 2026

Cypress Mountain is a major draw for skiers and snowboarders throughout the season, and visitors are encouraged to follow official channels for any operational updates. The resort’s official site is available at cypressmountain.com.

Police have not indicated whether the incident is considered suspicious. Anyone with relevant information can contact local authorities through official channels, including the West Vancouver Police Department.

Developing: This article will be updated as soon as police or the resort releases additional confirmed information.