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With Parks Canada and Alberta Parks, the Canadian Avalanche Centre is working on a revision of public avalanche bulletins. The idea is for there to be a greater emphasis on graphics, and less on text. The link below takes you to a short (5 minute) survey where you can view the proposed graphics...

With Parks Canada and Alberta Parks, the Canadian Avalanche Centre is working on a revision of public avalanche bulletins. The idea is for there to be a greater emphasis on graphics, and less on text. The link below takes you to a short (5 minute) survey where you can view the proposed graphics...

Fernie area update March 18: https://www.snowandmud.com/forum/f8/southeast-bc-avy-warning-47003.html#post1102671

Thanks for posting this!! JK

The Canadian Avalanche Association and Canadian Avalanche Centre are currently conducting a study to learn more about the effectiveness of avalanche balloon packs. We are therefore very much interested in information about the use of avalanche balloon packs in avalanche involvements. If you...

You say you have some great photos??!! Each month we are giving away a Yamaha Gear Bag worth $300 for the best photo in each of the categories below: February -Terrain: Shots of your favorite places. March - Avalanches:Images of the white dragon itself! April - Retro: If you have some old...

The CAC has a new webpage that will list all donations to the CAC public avalanche programs: Donors : Community : Canadian Avalanche Centre : avalanche.ca THis page is live but it is currently still work-in-progress as we try to input the donations we have received for this year.

The CAC has received over $14,000 in donations this past week alone from the sledding community. Included in the $14,000 is the $10,000 we received at the Boulder cabin from the Revelstoke Snowmobile Club, Snowmobile Revelstoke Society, Team Thunderstuck and all of those who participated in...

Just a quick heads up to let you know the Canadian Avalanche Centre has issued a Special Public Avalanche Warning for this region. Natural avalanches will likely taper off after the storm, but slides could be easily triggered by riders in many areas. The good weather will be a draw, but the...

Just a quick heads up to let you know the Canadian Avalanche Centre has issued a Special Public Avalanche Warning for this region. Natural avalanches will likely taper off after the storm, but slides could be easily triggered by riders in many areas. The good weather will be a draw, but the...

Just a quick heads up to let you know the Canadian Avalanche Centre has issued a Special Public Avalanche Warning for this region. Natural avalanches will likely taper off after the storm, but slides could be easily triggered by riders in many areas. The good weather will be a draw, but the...

Just a quick heads up to let you know the Canadian Avalanche Centre has issued a Special Public Avalanche Warning for this region. Natural avalanches will likely taper off after the storm, but slides could be easily triggered by riders in many areas. The good weather will be a draw, but the...

Just a quick heads up to let you know the Canadian Avalanche Centre has issued a Special Public Avalanche Warning for this region. Natural avalanches will likely taper off after the storm, but slides could be easily triggered by riders in many areas. The good weather will be a draw, but the...

Just a quick heads up to let you know the Canadian Avalanche Centre has issued a Special Public Avalanche Warning for this region. Natural avalanches will likely taper off after the storm, but slides could be easily triggered by riders in many areas. The good weather will be a draw, but the...

This is a heads up to let you know the Canadian Avalanche Centre has issued a Special Public Avalanche Warning. Regions affected: North Columbias south of Valemount South Columbias Kootenay Boundary South Coast The main concern is that the metre or so of snow has fallen on a weak interface...