A climber in British Columbia required a helicopter rescue after being stung more than 100 times by wasps in backcountry terrain north of Vancouver. Lions Bay Search and Rescue authorities confirmed the incident, detailing that the operation involved air evacuation to secure aid for the climber. The exact location is described as backcountry north of Vancouver, with no additional specifics provided. The report notes the climber was stung in a prolonged encounter with wasps, necessitating a helicopter extraction. No further personal condition updates or identifications are included in the available information. The rescue underscores the dangers posed by stinging insects in remote outdoor settings and the role of emergency air support in access-restricted areas.
