OtherOddly ToldCanada's Army Shoots Its Own Mountains Every Winter

Canada's Army Shoots Its Own Mountains Every Winter

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Published Oct 10, 2026, 9:00 PM · 3d ago

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32,904
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1.1K
3.3% of views
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5
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In Rogers Pass, British Columbia, soldiers fire a howitzer at the snowy slopes above the Trans-Canada Highway. Each shell triggers a small, controlled avalanche while the road is closed, so a giant one never lands on the cars. It has run since 1961. #avalanche #canada #shorts
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Rogers Passavalanche controlhowitzerOperation PalaciCanadian ArmyTrans-Canada HighwayavalancheartillerysnowBritish ColumbiaanimatedOddly Told

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