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4396 Collisions between skiers is an inherent risk of skiing, so under the doctrine of primary assumption of the risk, skiers do not have a duty to protect each other against it, even if one of them is an employee of the ski resort acting within the scope of employment; a skier who made wide turns without always looking in front of him was not thereby acting recklessly.CitationTOWNS v DAVIDSON (Ski Host) 147 CA4 461 [See: Knight v Jewett 3 C4 296, T/AT 10/92; Parsons v Crown 15 C4 456, T/AT 6/97]
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