Meet the Tracker4, BCA’s workhorse beacon
In a season when we have increased awareness and potential fatalities from beacon failures, the Tracker is a beacon you can trust.
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Risky positioning – social aspirations and risk-taking behaviour in avalanche terrain
Risky behaviour among backcountry riders is, in part, a function of their self-conception as consumers of risk and the degree of social acceptance it confers on them in their social group.
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Freeride World Tour Heats up in Andorra
Canadians improved their standings today, lead by Katie Anderson's 2nd podium finish in two events.
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Special Public Avalanche Warning
Avalanche Canada is issuing a Special Public Avalanche Warning for recreational backcountry users in the North Rockies, South Rockies, the Lizard & Flathead, and Waterton Lakes National Park.
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Snowkiter Getting Blown Out of Avalanche Path
The airflow built up in front of the charging avalanche catches his kite and shoots him skyward a split second before he would have been crushed.
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Freeride World Tour Opener in Andorran Pyrenees
Fernie's Katie Anderson had the top Canadian result with a 3rd place in women's snowboard and Whistler's Tom Peiffer came 11th in men's ski.
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Parks Mountain Safety Closures LIFTED
With new snow covering illegal tracks, Parks Canada has decided to lift the temporary restriction of the Flat Creek Designated Access Route and Fortitude Winter Restricted Area effective March 2, 2021. Please remember: check which winter restricted areas are open daily.
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Avalanche Canada’s Backyard Backcountry Challenge
Get outside, get active, and support Avalanche Canada with the Backyard Backcountry Challenge
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Keeping backcountry recreationists safe
“Canada is a world leader in the avalanche industry,” says St. Clair from Revelstoke, BC where she works as a public avalanche forecaster for Avalanche Canada.
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Whistler Avalanche Deaths amid busy three days
An avalanche that released in the Blackcomb slack-country took one skiers life and injured two others. This was only one accident in a 24 hour period of backcountry rescues.
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Avalanche Canada on Managing Moderate
Despite an overall reduction in avalanche activity, there have been several near misses in recent days from across the province.
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Avalanche Canada Reflects on U.S. Avalanche Deaths
The United States has marked its deadliest week of avalanches in more than a century after more than a dozen people died, Avalanche Canada commented that they are deeply saddened by the tragedy.
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RCR Announces Four New Lifts for Fernie, Kimberley and Kicking Horse
Canadian Military Avalanche Control in Rogers Pass is Ending
B.C. Adventure Tourism Permitting Hub Raises Wildlife Concerns as Heli-Ski Expansion Looms
Swiss Peak Backcountry Skiing Death
