Wildfire Smoke Engulfs Toronto, Turning Skies Orange
Toronto, Canada's most populous city, has been engulfed by thick smoke from wildfires, turning its skies orange and causing severe air quality issues. The city is experiencing significant air pollution with no immediate relief expected.
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Wildfire smoke engulfs Toronto, Canada and turns its skies orange
Wildfire smoke turned skies orange over Toronto and the rest of Ontario.
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Environment Canada placed Toronto under an orange-level air quality warning Wednesday due to wildfire smoke from northwestern Ontario. That means a dirty sky is hanging over the city, blotting out distant landmarks. Some residents have taken to wearing masks to keep out fine particles in the smoke.
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In Canada, more than 100 active wildfires continue to burn in northern Ontario. The smoke has reached Toronto, where authorities are urging residents to stay indoors as air quality has dropped. The city's air quality ranked the worst in the world on July 15 as its skies were shrouded in smoke, bringing allergic reactions to many.
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