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AVALANCHE SAFETY CENTRE
Our expertise
Awareness-building
We travel across Quebec to meet outdoor enthusiasts. Our activities include virtual events and participating in targeted events.
Forecast
From December 1 to April 30, the Avalanche Forecast Bulletin is published daily to guide you and help plan your outing.
Training
Every winter, a multitude of avalanche safety, search and rescue, and weather courses are offered to the public and professionals. All instructors are certified by the Canadian Avalanche Association (CAA).
DURING THE 2021-2022 SEASON:
90
avalanches, both natural
and triggered by human
intervention, recorded
151
bilingual avalanche bulletins published
470
cm of snow fell in the valley. It was the 2nd snowiest winter of the past 13 years !
1233
people trained in the
CSA1, CSA1+ and CSA2 courses
730
people trained in the
CSA1, CSA1+ and CSA2 courses