The provincial government is asking the public to weigh in on potential safety regulations for trampoline parks.
There are currently no regulations in B.C. for trampoline parks, and aspects including equipment maintenance, staffing levels and training, and facility design are all left to the discretion of individual owners and operators. Related Jay Greenwood died Jan. 20, 2018 after sustaining a fatal injury during a fall at Richmond’s Extreme Air Park. He was with his two daughters at the time.
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