These kids are pretty rad. With quick-thinking and ingenuity they were able to save a young boy who was falling off a chairlift at Grouse Mountain Resort near Vancouver, British Columbia this week. Grouse Mountain then stepped up and awarded the young teens season passes for next year. Of course their heroics landed them on the Today show. And why not? Heroes should get the heroes’ treatment.
Teens Who Saved Boy Dangling From Chair Awarded Season Passes
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