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Big White Ski Resort honours big time employees

Each staff member with more than 25 years serve received the prestigious Big White Swiss Cowbell
Gary Barnes
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Back Row (l-r): Michael Ballingall (29 years), Michael Rickman (26 years), GP Brenciaglia (26 years), Eric Bobert (32 years), Scott Dale (25 years). Middle Row (l-r): Jay Hayashi (26 years), Tara McCrae (25 years), Heather Moore (25 years), Graham Sullivan (30 years). Front Row (l-r): Robert Drasdo (26 years), Peter Plimmer (26 years), Ron Sawatzky (28 years), Jeff Davies (30 years). (Big White Ski Resort photo)

As part of 60th anniversary celebrations, Big White Ski Resort hounoured several long-time employees on Mar. 15.

“Today, we are celebrating 13 people who have been a part of the Big White fabric for 25 years or more,” said Peter Plimmer, CEO of Big White Ski Resort Ltd. “It is truly humbling and an honour to be standing with these people today. They are all part of the spirit of Big White.

Each staff member received the prestigious Big White Swiss Cowbell, symbolizing their significant contributions and a cherished artifact within the community.

“For the resort, this celebration is not just an acknowledgment of years passed but a testament to our team members’ loyalty, commitment, and hard work,” Plimmer added.

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