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Wildfire Smoke Impacting Parts of Ontario, Including Waterloo Region

  • Environment Canada reported that wildfire smoke is affecting parts of Ontario, including Waterloo Region, with conditions expected to improve overnight into Friday.
  • Smoke from over a dozen active wildfires in northern Ontario and other parts of Canada is causing hazy conditions and making the air less healthy to breathe across midwestern Ontario.
  • Officials cautioned that exposure to smoke may lead to common issues like irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat, headaches, or a light cough, while more severe signs such as wheezing or chest discomfort should prompt immediate medical evaluation.
  • As of Friday morning, Waterloo Region's air quality risk was moderate at 4 out of 10, while evening levels reached 10, indicating high health risks, leading to advisories to reduce or reschedule outdoor activities.
  • The situation suggests that wildfire smoke may persist intermittently throughout the summer, and residents are urged to use respirator masks, keep indoor air clean, and monitor vulnerable populations closely.
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Much of Ontario under air quality warnings amid wildfire smoke: Environment Canada

Smoke from wildfires burning in other parts of Canada has prompted Environment Canada to issue air quality warnings or statements for much of Ontario.

·Hamilton, Canada
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