These numbers come from Bruce Jamieson’s 2009 ISSW publication where he estimates the risk and compares it with similar estimates from Werner Munter from Switzerland.
Read more What is the Risk of Riding in Avalanche Terrain?
In recent years there has been an increase in the backcountry use in avalanche terrain in winter, particularly in March.
Read more Moderate is NOT the new Low
Every year it seems there's a debate of what to call the avalanche danger in the public bulletin when true spring conditions have arrived.
Read more Spring Danger Ratings
If you're heading into the mountains this weekend, go cautiously and watch for the possibility of human-triggered avalanches.
Read more Throttle Back – Forecasters Bulletin
It has been an exceptional year with only one Canadian avalanche death this year—until last week.
Read more Two skier deaths in recent storm cycle
It's not the weekend to go out and recklessly charge up (or down) the biggest slope on the mountain
Read more Forecasters Blog – Play Safe out there
The death of Alpine Meadows patroller Bill Foster shook the Lake Tahoe community in a very big way.
Read more For the Ski Patrollers
The main reason for this blog post is to encourage and remind recreational backcountry users to pay close attention to the Bulletins through the weekend period
Read more Avalanche Heads Up For The Long Weekend
I found myself more and more shaken by the eerie similarities between the Tunnel Creek incident and my own ‘near-miss’ in avalanche terrain
Read more The Finger of God
On December 1, 2011 a group of skiers and snowboarders got caught in an avalanche in Rogers Pass in BC
Read more Wisdom from Wounds
Canadian Avalanche Centre's Online Avalanche Course
Read more Canadian Avalanche Centre’s Online Avalanche Course
