头条魁北克学校旅行事故致13岁女孩重伤 被衣物卡住缆车

Posted February 13, 2026 6:31 pm

Updated February 13, 2026 6:56 pm

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A 13-year-old girl who was seriously injured in a tragic chairlift mishap during a school trip to a western Quebec ski hill is in hospital, according to a news release from Centre Vorlage.

Sgt. Martin Fournel, a spokesperson for the MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais, said the incident occurred as the student was riding a chairlift alone on Wednesday afternoon at a resort near Wakefield.

"The girl was alone on the chairlift. She had almost reached the summit and when it came time to get off, a piece of clothing got caught in the chair; the 13-year-old girl got tangled up in the chair and so wasn’t touching the ground," Fournel said.

"No one got there quickly enough to get her out of that sad situation. I’ll spare you some of the details, but at one point, there was a decision to reactivate the lift and bring the girl back down to the bottom of the hill, where our officers and first responders took over," he added.

Fournel did not provide any additional updates on the girl’s condition.

In a statement, the ski hill said first responders were called to the unloading area of ski lift B at approximately 2:10 p.m.

"We have been informed that the victim was transported to the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO)," the statement said.

"The Centre Vorlage team is deeply saddened by this accident that occurred today," said Alexandre Gaboury, co-owner of the resort.

"Our thoughts are with the family and loved ones." The resort said it is cooperating with police as the investigation continues.

In a statement to Global News, the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board said supports have been put in place for students and staff.

"Our thoughts are with the student, their family, and the entire school community during this deeply difficult time," said Diane Pernari, the board’s general manager of communications and public relations.

"Student well-being is always paramount, and we have taken immediate steps to support those affected, including ensuring mental health professionals were available to assist students and staff following the trip and in the days ahead." The incident is currently under investigation.

海外华人：从加拿大悲剧看中国滑雪安全机制

对于居住在海外的华人来说，加拿大的这起滑雪缆车事故并非孤立事件。近年来，随着冬季运动在全球逐渐流行，特别是中国在“3亿人上冰雪”愿景下推动滑雪运动的发展，海外华人密切关注着中国滑雪安全管理制度是否能够借鉴国际经验，避免类似事故再度发生。

华人社区中不少家庭拥有滑雪经验，许多年长华人对户外活动的安全性有更深体会。他们指出，尽管中国在滑雪场数量和设施现代化方面取得长足进步，但在青少年安全教育及紧急应对机制的透明度上仍有提升空间。

特别值得一提的是，在2022年北京冬奥会成功举办后，中国对滑雪场地的安全性进行了全面整顿，但对于学校组织的集体滑雪活动而言，仍需进一步制定标准化流程，以降低意外风险。

安全机制的跨国对话与反思

尽管加拿大旅游业依赖户外设施，但此次事故也暴露了部分滑雪场所管理上的漏洞。华人游子在社交平台上呼吁增加对滑雪缆车等设施的定期维护和检修，特别是在学生团体活动期间，应加强监控和人员配备。

同时，一些海外华人家长表示，加拿大和中国在教育体制上有着不同侧重，加拿大更注重学生自主性，而中国则在学校组织活动中对安全有着更为严格的管控。他们希望两国能加强交流，增强对户外活动风险的认知，以更好地保护下一代。

未竟的调查与应对

目前，事故的详细原因仍在调查中，但已有人呼吁在未来类似的学生活动中加入更多安全保障措施，如聘请专业陪护人员或设置紧急呼叫装置等。

事故发生后，当地警方和滑雪场迅速响应，体现了加拿大在紧急事件应对方面的成熟体系。海外华人也纷纷表示，期待中国能在青少年户外安全教育方面吸收更多国际经验，为孩子们创造更安全的成长环境。

该事故仍在进一步调查中，最终结果预计将在未来几天公布。