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Avalanche kills ski guide in B.C.
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[quote:Victor 63498:MV8yMDA4MTFfMzgyNzg3Ml8yNUYxQzE3Mw==] Expect a Major Avalanche in the News in the Next Month Victor User ID: 58137 12/29/2005 9:37 PM Add to Favorites Report abusive post Expect a Major Avalanche in the News in the Next Month [/quote]
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Sunday, January 15, 2006
FERNIE, B.C. -- Unseasonably warm weather is being blamed for an avalanche that killed a ski guide in remote southeastern British Columbia.
The guide was swept away while checking a weather station near a ski lodge.
Island Lake Resort spokesman John Birrell says the unidentified employee was reported overdue yesterday morning.
Birrell says other employees saw that an avalanche had come down, travelled around a corner and gone uphill into the weather station site.
With the aid of an avalanche-rescue dog and search equipment, crews found the guide buried under one-and-a-half metres of snow.
The employee was flown to hospital but could not be revived.
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