Remember that in the spring strong solar radiation and warm temperatures can weaken the snow in a matter of minutes, and danger can change from LOW to HIGH very quickly.
Read more Avalanche Canada Spring Forecasting Guide
Kye Petersen explores the Tantalus Range and his skiing adventures would make his father proud.
Read more Kye Petersen on Tantalus
The North Face is one of Avalanche Canada’s longest-serving sponsors and they are honoured by their commitment to avalanche safety programs.
Read more The North Face Supports Avalanche Safety
The BC Provincial Government has officially announced the approval of the new Valemount Glacier Destinations ski and sightseeing resort with the finalization and signing of a master development agreement.
Read more BC Officially approves Valemount
Managing the risk associated with the cycle currently underway in the Alberta Rockies is pretty straightforward—simply avoid avalanche terrain completely until things change significantly.
Read more Avalanche Canada March Update
The Summit chair was brought to Whitewater from the Spokane World Fair in the mid 60’s and has lifted Nelson skiers to the south ridge of Ymir bowl for 41 years.
Read more Whitewater Gets Lifted
Between the thoughts of fear and doubt I thought about love and I thought about life. You are not dying today.
Read more Avalanche Survivor: Love & Life
The concept for this video was showing three full, consecutive or back to back runs, all filmed in roughly an hour one morning.
Read more Todd Ligare’s Gold Mine
Canadian athete Logan Pehota went off in the Fieberbrunn 2017 Austrian Tyrol stop of the Freeride World Tour.
Read more Pehota Podiums at FWT
The man was skiing with Canadian Mountain Holidays (CMH) in the Goldsteam area of the North Columbia mountains, North of Revelstoke.
Read more Heli-skiing Avalanche death
Many experienced professionals warned the early season facets would come back to haunt us later in the season. They have...
Read more Avalanche Canada: Early March Concerns
Whistler Blackcomb announced its new pricing and season passes are $1299, $400 less than last year.
Read more Whistler Drops Pass pricing
