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2026-27 Webinar Series

From Wednesday, October 28, 2026 to Wednesday, February 3, 2027

Avalanche Canada's 2026-27 Webinar Series.

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.

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

Wed. Oct. 28: 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 EVR.

Wed. Nov. 4: Companion Rescue Bootcamp - Transforming Training. Let’s be honest, most of us don’t practice companion rescue as much as we should. When we do, it’s often a quick transceiver search in a parking lot that feels more like ticking a box than building real skills. Join an Avalanche Canada Lead Field Technician/Avalanche Forecaster, to learn how to turn not-so-perfect practice into high-quality training that’s fun, realistic, efficient, and builds your skills for when it counts. Pros practice every season. If you travel in avalanche terrain, you should too. Sponsored by EVR.