Injured snowboarder rescued from Vancouver Island backcountry - BC
- An injured snowboarder spent the night outdoors after hurting her hip in Strathcona Provincial Park, reminding others to prepare for emergencies.
- Heavy snow prevented an airlift; a ski team traveled nearly six hours for the rescue.
- The incident highlights backcountry safety as winter weather prompts more people to explore the mountains.
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Comox Valley SAR undergoes second backcountry rescue of the weekend
For the second time this weekend, Comox Valley Search and Rescue (SAR) were tasked with another mountain rescue. Crews began a foot rescue on Mt. Allen Brooks Sunday, November 24, […] The post Comox Valley SAR undergoes second backcountry rescue of the weekend appeared first on My Comox Valley Now.
Rescue for injured snowboarder underway in Strathcona Park
As another snowstorm hit Strathcona Park Sunday, Comox Valley Search and Rescue (SAR) was tasked with its second backcountry rescue of the weekend. As of 5 p.m., crews were beginning to launch a ground rescue to reach an injured snowboarder on Mount Allan Brooks west of Lake Helen Mackenzie. SAR manager Paul Berry told CHEK News that crews would have to ski into the area tonight. “We will stay with the injured subject overnight with a plan to ai…
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