Alberta police responded to two separate fatal avalanche incidents on Friday afternoon, near Lake Louise and Mount Black Prince in Kananaskis, respectively.

One person is dead and another was rescued after an avalanche triggered near Lake Louise Ski Resort on Friday afternoon, RCMP say. According to a Parks Canada report, the avalanche happened near ...

One avalanche occurred around 3 p.m. Friday outside the resort boundary near Pipestone Bowl, an area known for backcountry skiing, according to Avalanche Canada ... deep. Lake Louise RCMP said ...

along with the Lake Louise Fire Department, Search and Rescue, local ski patrol, employees of the resort, Alberta Health Services EMS, Parks Canada and STARS Air Ambulance. RCMP are asking the ...

Later, while walking at Lake Louise, I watched another avalanche flow like a waterfall for thousands of feet down to the ...

According to a Parks Canada report, the avalanche happened near Pipestone Bowl, an area outside the Lake Louise Ski Area. Two people were skiing in the area at 3 p.m. when one of them triggered ...

Two skiers are dead after separate avalanches in the Alberta backcountry. Stuart Brideaux of Alberta Health Services EMS says one person died after an avalanche near Lake Louise and the other died in ...

Also Friday, one person was killed near the Lake Louise ski area. A report on Avalanche Canada’s website said two people who were skiing “out of bounds” were caught in an avalanche when one ...

According to a Parks Canada report, the avalanche happened near Piperstone Bowl, an area outside the Lake Louise Ski Area. Two people were skiing in the area at 3 p.m. when one of them triggered the ...

The Friday afternoon incidents occurred near Lake Louise northwest of Banff, as well as in Kananaskis Country west of ... To avoid avalanches, Backcountry Skiing Canada recommended four things when it ...