Smoke from over 800 wildfires in Canada has impacted air quality in several major cities, including Toronto and New York, as well as areas in the US Midwest and Great Lakes region.
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Smoke from Canadian Fires Affects Air Quality in Major US Cities
Wildfires in Canada have produced smoke that has affected air quality in major cities across North America. Cities such as Toronto and New York are experiencing reduced air quality due to the smoke from these fires.
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