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What to know about the Canadian and US wildfires and their impact

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What to know about the Canadian and US wildfires and their impact
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Wildfires across Canada are causing hazardous air quality levels in major cities across Canada and the United States. Experts attribute the surge in fire activity to record-breaking heat and below-average rainfall.

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The increasing frequency of wildfires and resulting smoke pollution poses significant public health risks and highlights the growing impact of climate change on urban environments.

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Image source, Cole Burston/ AFP/Getty Images Image caption, Wildfire smoke is expected to continue affecting air quality in Toronto and US cities throughout the week

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The report relies on official data from fire centers and meteorological agencies, maintaining a neutral, fact-based tone.

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