Drawing the blinds at 6am reveals a stellar, blue bird day. The morning weather observations record some fresh snow overnight and cold temps. In the guides meeting, Nick Morris and the others discuss the snow stability forecast and set out...

Canada is recognized across the world as a leader in forecasting, education and the science of avalanches. The Canadian Avalanche Association (CAA) is Canada’s national organization dedicated to promoting safety and professional standards....

British Columbia, Canada is full of mountains. So many in fact, they just gave up naming them all. In April 2006, 3 friends; Joe, Eric and Silas, and myself went for a wonder amongst unnamed giants and across forgotten glaciers. The...

With the turn in color of the leaves and the shortening of the days, it’s oh so apparent we are creeping towards the time of year we like the most–winter. Perhaps there is a frosting on your lawn in the mornings, or you already have your...