Shedding Copper Mountain, the place that Intrawest had been transforming from Denver day-area to bustling destination resort, comes at such an importune time, the Wall Street Journal reports, that the company— which owns Snowshoe— probably realized no gain for all its hard work and investment. In July, Intrawest’s boss said times are tough.
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