Tag: Avalanche

Weekend snow brings high avalanche danger rating for Vancouver Island

Environment Nathan Maley -
Backcountry enthusiasts on Vancouver Island are being asked to avoid mountainous terrain for the time being. 

Avalanche training courses this weekend

News Justin Goulet -
Back-country enthusiasts can educate themselves on avalanche preparedness this weekend. Alpine Guide Jan Neuspiel says there are two courses happening...

Being safe in the back-country

News Justin Goulet -
Alpine Guides are reminding back-country enthusiasts to be prepared before heading out on a trip. The Vancouver Island Avalanche...

Avalanche Bulletin prepping for winter

News Justin Goulet -
As the snow begins to fly in the mountains, the Vancouver Island Avalanche Bulletin is prepping for the winter...

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