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Smoky summer like breathing through a juice straw for dog walker

Wildfire smoke is especially perilous for people working outdoors and people with lung conditions, and ultimately everyone, respirologist says.

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Environment Canada: Wildfire smoke causing poor air quality in northern Manitoba

Wildfire smoke is causing poor air quality and reduced visibility in some northern Manitoba communities.

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Smoke the burden of Jasper s summer weather

Smoke the burden of Jasper s summer weather
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Edmonton smoke affecting moods: registered provisional psychologist

Alberta s capital city has been blanketed in smoke for more than 300 hours already this year – nearly three times the new normal – and with fires still burning, it s probably not over yet.

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