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Wildfire smoke causes poor air quality in major Canadian cities
Buildings are shrouded in smoke from wildfire in Toronto, Canada, on June 6, 2025. Smoke from wildfires burning in northern Ontario and the Prairies of Canada caused poor air quality and reduced visibility in major cities including Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal on Friday. (Photo by Zou Zheng/Xinhua)
The Ottawa-Gatineau region is still experiencing poor air quality from drifting wildfire smoke, prompting Environment Canada ...
Ottawa Citizen on MSN2d
More wildfire smoke could reach Ottawa by the weekendThat wind pattern is forecast over the weekend, from Saturday into Sunday, which will likely bring smoke and haze to the ...
EDT an air quality alert was reported by the National Weather Service in effect until Friday at noon EDT for Mason, Lake, ...
Drifting smoke from wildfires is causing poor air quality and reduced visibility across nearly all of the Ottawa-Gatineau ...
Ottawa Citizen on MSN2d
Ottawa weather: Slight improvement in air quality, caution still advisedShortly before 7 a.m., the federal Air Quality Health Index showed Ottawa air quality at “10-High Risk.” That condition ...
The Weather Network on MSN2d
Smelling smoke? Reduced air quality in southern Ontario through FridayYou might detect a burning smell across southern Ontario as favourable conditions push Prairie wildfire smoke to the surface ...
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