On Friday morning, the Greater Toronto Area and nearby areas are under a special air quality statement due to wildfire smoke from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. This smoke is expected to impact air quality and visibility through the early afternoon. Areas impacted include Toronto and various neighboring cities and regions. Environment Canada emphasizes limiting outdoor activities, using well-fitted masks, and improving indoor air quality through ventilation and air filtration. While some may experience mild symptoms, serious health risks are advised to seek medical attention.
Environment Canada has issued a special air quality statement due to wildfire smoke from Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta affecting parts of the Greater Toronto Area and surrounding communities.
People are urged to limit outdoor activities and consider masks to reduce smoke exposure, as the smoke is expected to significantly impair air quality.
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