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Both the big opening and the window need to be open. I know BC has high humidity and aart is spot on about a spring fix. Ventilation is still the answer. If the window is facing South, I myself would keep to wide open for airflow.

Your window in the front is already a high point. Heat from the birds with the moisture will rise and exit the window as cool air is coming in from the register near the floor. I wish I was adept at adding a diagram to this post for you but I'm not. Need to get off my behind and learn.

It is the same register as in the house. Is everything else clear?

Are you talking about electricity to heat it? Not necessary in my opinion. -4C is not too cold for birds that have lived in your environment all year. I would not worry at -15 to -20 IF you get rid of the moisture. Looking at my previous post, make the opening for the register/vent on the...

The tarp is keeping the moisture in. Warm moisture hits the cooler tarp, condenses and drips. The window is high and in the front of the coop and a $10 register at the back right wall and 30cm off the floor will help. Crack the window and register to remove moisture. Adjust openings to...

It sounds like you need some ventilation ports in the peak of the coop. One in each end will help. We installed a wall/ceiling heating register (15x25cm) from building depot store. Just cut hole in wall and screw in register. You can open or close the unit depending on need.