Avalanche Canada: Early March Concerns
Many experienced professionals warned the early season facets would come back to haunt us later in the season. They have...
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Avalanche Canada Special Warning
Avalanche Canada has issued a special public avalanche warning for recreational backcountry users for Friday, February 10th to Monday, February 13th.
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Mountain Weather Forecast Page Improved
Improved Mountain Weather Forecast Provides Vital Service for Backcountry Users
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Backcountry Conditions
Our backcountry conditions have just become a lot more complex with the recent snowfall.
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Avalanche Rescue at Cherry Bowl
Three lives were saved because the rescuers knew exactly what to do.
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Whistler Blackcomb changes backcountry avalanche forecasts
Whistler Blackcomb (W-B) has announced changes in how backcountry avalanche forecasts will be reported for the 2016/17 season.
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Avalanche Canada Backcountry Warning
Avalanche Canada warns backcountry users to be careful this weekend.
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Sunny Ways – Avalanche Canada
“Don’t take storm snow for granted, especially when the sun comes out.”
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BC Coroners and Avalanche Canada stress safety
the airbags were ineffective in this case because the victims were in a gully at the bottom of a slope
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Ski it if it’s white?
I don’t know exactly how the snowpack is going to shape-up in every region, but I promise it won’t be boring.
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Mountain Information Network (MIN)
Make a difference this winter and inform other backcountry users by communicating your observations and experiences.
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