Several years ago avalanche centers from across Canada, the U.S., and New Zealand began discussing the effectiveness of their public messaging.
Read more Understand the Language of Avalanche Bulletins
Both avalanche danger and riding conditions vary significantly across the province right now
Read more Avalanche Canada Conditions update
He was too far downslope and was consequently caught in the avalanche for ~100m through the trees.
Read more Teddy-Bear Trees Avalanche
It’s the beginning of a new year and time to compare the snowpacks that lift serviced ski resorts are reporting. It has been an interesting season to say the least with the effects of El Niño very evident–snow packs are below average across Western Canada. And compounding El Niño, the backcountry snowpack is compromised by …
Read more 10 Reported Resort Snowpacks
Tis the season for shredding, but it’s also the season for friends and family. Let’s remember what’s most important as we chose terrain this holiday season.
Read more Tricky Holiday Conditions
Here is a crash course on what’s been going on in the area around Whistler Blackcomb
Read more Wayne Flann’s Whistler Snow Pack Summary
Powder Canada’s Christmas message for all you backcountry enthusiasts is be careful out there! On December 23rd we skied to the Thunder Meadows Cabin in the Lizard Range, Fernie BC. The cabin is owned and operated by the Fernie Trails & Ski Touring Club who also operates the Tunnel Creek cabin. The skiing was very …
Read more Be Careful out there!
There is powder up there. Way up there. But this is a stressed snowpack. Lurking Avalanche Dangers
Read more Lurking Avalanche Dangers
Savage Marketing recently launched Version II of an Avalanche Bulletin Internet widget for Avalanche Canada. Back Country Access (BCA) is sponsoring the latest version. Savage Marketing has launched version II of the avalanche bulletin internet widget in partnership with Avalanche Canadian and sponsored by Back Country Access. A widget is a compact application designed to …
Read more Avalanche Canada Widget Updated
That electronics can interfere with avalanche transceivers was already known by the more experienced riders. But not every freerider knows that it is not wise to carry for example your cell phone, walkie talkie or GoPro close to your avalanche transceiver. On the ISSW (International Snow Science Workshop) 2014 researchers Ilari Dammert and Erwin Meister …
Read more Effects of electronics on your avalanche transceiver
We are looking to develop a product for backcountry users that will solve a need in avalanche safety.
Read more Avalanche Safety Equipment Survey
This troubled snowpack is not isolated to Golden, be safe and assume it applies to you area.
Read more Tuck in your tail in the Backcountry
