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Two avalanches kill 2 in Alberta back-country

Two separate avalanches in Alberta led to the deaths of two individuals on March 14, according to Avalanche Canada.
In one incident near the Black Prince backcountry ski area, a skier triggered a 100-metre wide avalanche and did not survive despite rescue efforts.
In another incident at Pipestone Bowl, a skier triggered an avalanche, got buried 150 to 200 centimetres deep, and also did not survive.
The other skiers involved in both incidents called for help and attempted rescue efforts.

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2 dead in separate Alberta avalanches

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Two avalanches kill 2 in Alberta back-country

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Global News broke the news in Toronto, Canada 14 days ago on Monday, March 17, 2025.

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