Over 100 wildfires are currently active in Canada, with winds transporting smoke to the southeast, affecting air quality in the Northeast and Mideast regions. Evacuations have been prompted in some areas due to the heavy smoke.
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Wildfires in Canada Cause Smoke to Spread Across Northeast and Mideast
More than 100 wildfires are burning in Canada, resulting in smoke spreading to the Northeast and Mideast. This has led to evacuations in certain areas due to poor air quality.
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