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A system approaching the region will wrap thick smoke onto the southern Prairies and portions of southern Ontario into this weekend ...
Most of the province remains under air quality statements due to wildfire smoke from northern Ontario and the Prairies.
Toronto’s air quality index was at eight, or “high risk,” this morning. Environment Canada says reduced air quality can cause ...
Winnipeg was the only major Canadian Prairie city under a special air-quality statement for smoke on Saturday, although an ...
Degraded and/or unsafe air quality levels will continue across parts of Canada Monday as wildfire smoke lingers. However, the ...
“Air quality and visibility due to wildfire smoke can fluctuate over short distances and can vary considerably from hour to hour,” Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) said in its statement.
Wildfire smoke from the Prairies is spreading to Toronto, causing hazy skies and potentially health hazardous air quality. According to the province, downtown Toronto is experiencing high risk ...
As of noon Thursday, Calgary's air quality health index was listed as 10-plus, or "very high risk." But conditions are changing quickly, getting worse or getting better.
Smoke covers the north of the Corral Centre on Saturday morning. The Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) for Brandon reached 10+, indicating a “very high risk” level, on Saturday morning.