3 heli-skiers killed in southeastern B.C. avalanche, RCMP says
- Three men died in an avalanche near Kootenay Lake, as confirmed by the RCMP.
- The avalanche struck a group of heli-skiers on Monday, sweeping away four individuals into the tree line.
- The deceased include a 44-year-old man from Whistler, a 45-year-old man from Idaho, and a 53-year-old guide from Kaslo.
- A 40-year-old man from Nelson was critically injured, and the RCMP is assisting the BC Coroners Service with the investigation.
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They Had Finished Their Run. Then the Avalanche Hit
Two groups of heli-skiers had finished their run early Monday afternoon in the British Columbia backcountry and were waiting in a staging area when an avalanche struck. The Kaslo Royal Canadian Mounted Police said a transport helicopter was approaching and the pilot saw the avalanche and sounded an alarm, reports...
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3 people killed, including American, during avalanche in Canada
Three people were killed, including an American, and a fourth critically injured after a devastating avalanche swept away a group of skiers in Canada, local officials said. Read more...
·Vancouver, United States
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