Canadian wildfires create hazardous air quality ahead of World Cup final

More than 800 wildfires are burning across Canada, including around 190 in northern Ontario, creating hazardous air quality in parts of Canada and US states including Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan and New York. The surge in fires is largely attributed to climate change. Donald Trump has blamed Canada's forest management for the crisis and threatened additional tariffs in response.

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🌍 World Wildfire smoke blankets US Midwest as air quality improves in Northeast NPR Health · 6d ago 🌍 World Over 900 wildfires rage across Canada, scorching 3 million hectares The Guardian World · 1d ago 🌍 World Canadian wildfires blanket US and Canada in smoke for a week NASA Breaking News · 3d ago