Smoke from over 800 wildfires in Canada has raised air quality concerns in several regions, including Toronto, New York, and significant areas of Michigan, Minneapolis, and Minnesota.
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Wildfires in Canada Cause Air Quality Alerts Across North America
Wildfires in Canada have produced smoke that is affecting air quality across North America. Alerts have been issued in cities such as Toronto and New York, as well as in parts of Michigan and Minnesota.
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