Toronto Briefly Records World’s Worst Air Quality as It Continues to See Effects From Wildfire Smoke
- Toronto was ranked as the second most polluted major city in the world due to wildfire smoke, according to IQAir, a Swiss air quality technology company.
- Environment Canada reported an air quality index of above 10 in Toronto, indicating a very high risk for health as of noon Friday.
- A special air quality statement was issued for the Greater Toronto Area, as wildfires in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta contributed to the poor air quality.
- Schools may adjust outdoor activities based on the air quality health index, and students at increased risk will be accommodated, according to Ryan Bird, a spokesperson for the Toronto District School Board.
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Toronto air quality at ‘very high risk’ due to wildfire smoke — and is currently among the worst in the world
Toronto and the surrounding areas have been issued a special air quality statement, and currently among the major cities with the worst air quality in the world.
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Toronto is experiencing one of the worst air quality levels globally today as thick smoke from wildfires drifts into the region, prompting serious health warnings. Smoke from wildfires has led to the issuance of a special air quality statement covering the Greater Toronto Area, much of southern Ontario, five other provinces, and one territory. With wildfires intensifying across the country, the air quality has worsened significantly. So far this…
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