A Calgarian has been identified as the man killed while mountain climbing in B.C. on Monday.
35-year-old Bradley Joyce died in a fall on Mount Robson, in B.C.
He’d been crossing a snow bridge when it gave way.
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Joyce fell into a crevasse and was covered by a small avalanche.
His climbing partner went for help, but unfortunately, it was too late.
Joyce is being described as an experienced mountaineer.
He lived in Banff and worked as a line cook at the Banff Centre for the Performing Arts for two years.
Mount Robson is located about 100 kilometres west of Jasper.
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