The Globe and Mail
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Jul 16, 2026
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Why wildfire smoke is difficult to forecast and damaging to our health
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Why wildfire smoke is difficult to forecast and damaging to our health
MAURA FORREST
AND LANA HALL
MONTREAL AND TORONTO
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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Commuters wear masks as wildfire smoke continues to roll across Toronto on Thursday.
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A day after wildfire smoke turned Canada’s largest city orange, Toronto on Thursday had become grey and hazy as wildfires continued to rage across Northern Ontario.
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