Experienced skiers will heed avalanche advice: SAR manager
A SAR manager with Kaslo Search and Rescue expects experienced backcountry enthusiasts to not risk their lives and listen to advice from Avalanche Canada.
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A SAR manager with Kaslo Search and Rescue expects experienced backcountry enthusiasts to not risk their lives and listen to advice from Avalanche Canada.
A SAR manager with Kaslo Search and Rescue expects experienced backcountry enthusiasts to not risk their lives and listen to advice from Avalanche Canada.
A SAR manager with Kaslo Search and Rescue expects experienced backcountry enthusiasts to not risk their lives and listen to advice from Avalanche Canada.
Five people have been killed in avalanches across B.C. in the past month, including experienced skiiers and brothers on a guided heli-skiing trip in B.C.'s Interior. Experts have an explanation for what's making this season so deadly — and they say it started months ago.
Dangerous avalanche conditions in B.C.'s backcountry have turned deadly — with five people killed in the province this season alone.