Two significant landslides sent rocks and debris tumbling down Joffre Peak this week, leaving a stark slash on the mountain visible from Highway 99 northeast of Pemberton, B.C. The area located about 180 kilometres northeast of Vancouver is popular among backcountry skiers, mountaineers and other outdoor enthusiasts. The slash on the side of Joffre Peak is visible from Highway 99 northeast of Pemberton, B.C. A photo of Joffre Peak taken on April 20, before the slide. "For the backcountry and ski touring community, they are obviously very interested in how this will change the recreational opportunities."

Source: CBC News May 18, 2019 00:34 UTC