Canadian Wildfire Smoke Makes Its Way to Hampton Roads

Letter: Canadian smoke is costing us electricity

Canadian smoke is costing us electricity

Canadian wildfire smoke makes its way to Hampton Roads

Smoke from over 700 Canadian wildfires affects air quality in Hampton Roads, urging sensitive groups to limit exposure.

IN PHOTOS | Western wildfire smoke blanketing Canadian, U.S. cities

Canadian wildfires burning across the Prairies are sending smoke again through central Canada, the Great Lakes region and the northeastern United States, reducing air quality and visibility in major cities such as Toronto, Montreal, Detroit and New York City.

Hazy skies seen over US cities as wildfires rage in Canada

TEHRAN, Aug. 07 (MNA) – Canadian wildfires may be posing “serious health risks’’ to people in New York — prompting an air-quality alert for the state through Monday and a warning for some regions.

Are Canadian wildfires out? Smoke clears northern US, but occasional threats may pop up

Smoke from hundreds of wildfires in Canada has choked the skies over dozens of northern U.S. states in the Great Lakes and Northeast regions.

Canada wildfires prompt severe air quality alerts across country and US

More than 700 active wildfires burning across Canada and about two-thirds are currently out-of-control Billowing smoke from hundreds of out-of-control wildfires - most of which are in the Canadian Prairies - have caused severe air quality alerts across Canada and the United States. Detroit, Michigan, and the Canadian cities of Montreal and Toronto, recorded some of the worst air quality in the world on Monday, according to a ranking by IQAir, a …