We've got a great line-up of webinars for this season! Check out the schedule and be sure to register prior to the event. (All webinars will be recorded and made available post event).

Avalanche Canada is hosting webinars through this season. We have presentations focusing on various aspects of avalanche safety, beneficial for all backcountry recreationists. The webinars are free, but pre-registration is required. Links to register for these events will become available a few weeks prior to each webinar.

These live webinars will be held on Wednesday evenings (7–8 pm Pacific Time), but all of them will be recorded and made available from our website after the event if you are unable to attend.

Click on the link within each event to register. All webinar registration links available soon.

For past events, clicking on the link will take you to the recording.

Wed. Oct. 29: Recognizing Avalanche Terrain and Trip Preparedness. Are you new to the backcountry or looking for a refresher? We focus on the basics of avalanche terrain, how to recognize and avoid avalanche terrain, what equipment is needed and what resources are available. Join our Avalanche Canada forecaster to decipher the nuances of terrain, recognize hazards and help you safely route-find on your adventures this season. We will also cover trip planning and preparedness with a presentation from BC AdventureSmart. Sponsored by MEC.

Wed. Nov. 5: When Minutes Matter: Companion Rescue Skills. Join us this evening to learn about the essential gear required when you head into the backcountry; learn how to use it and why it's important to hone these skills. Now is the time to get your head back into the game before heading into avalanche terrain. Sponsored by BCA.

Wed. Nov. 12: Your Crew Counts on You: Companion Rescue Skills for Sledders. Join us for an evening focused on sled-specific avalanche companion rescue. We’ll cover the essential gear every rider should carry, how to use it effectively, and why practicing these skills with your crew can make all the difference. Sponsored by EVR. 

Wed. Dec. 3: Avalanche Safety for Hikers BC Edition. Are you a hiker, runner, or snowshoer who loves to head out in the winter? Join us this evening as we bring experts from Parks Canada, BC Parks, and Avalanche Canada to discuss a couple of "hot spots" in each region and provide tips on staying safe this winter. Sponsored by Arc'teryx.

Wed. Dec. 10: Avalanche Safety for Hikers AB Edition. Are you a hiker, runner, or snowshoer who loves to head out in the winter? Join us this evening as we bring experts from Parks Canada, Kananaskis Country, and Avalanche Canada to discuss a couple of "hot spots" in each region and provide tips on staying safe this winter. Sponsored by The North Face.

Wed. Dec. 17: TBD. Sponsored by Selkirk Tangiers.

Wed. Jan. 7: Ride Like a Guide: Avalanche Safety Tips from the Pros. Sponsored by ISMA.

Wed. Jan. 21: Choose Your Adventure: Terrain Tips for Skiers. Join us in this interactive webinar to learn more about choosing terrain for the conditions. There's a common expression: "when snowpack is the problem, terrain is the solution." Our AvCan presenter will lead you through a series of exercises to help you hone this essential skill for traveling safely in the backcountry. Sponsored by Outdoor Research. 

Wed. Feb. 18: Consider It! Most fatal avalanche incidents occur when danger is rated Considerable. Join our AvCan forecaster as we explore the nuances of the North American Avalanche Danger Rating system, explain why Considerable avalanche danger is so often underestimated and show how to consider all the variables to promote good decision-making. Sponsored by EVR. 

Avalanche Canada's 2025-26 Winter Webinar Series.

2025-26 Webinar Series

Presentations from Avalanche Canada, Parks Canada, Revelstoke Search and Rescue, Revelstoke Mountain Resort and Revelstoke Snowmobile Club. This is a great pre-season orientation to the winter backcountry for all enthusiasts. Trade show with local retailers and organizations who help to kit you out with gear and information. 

Doors open at 5 pm for the Trade Show. Presentations start at 6 pm.

FREE! Plus great prizes including an AST 1 course.