Air quality in Toronto among worst in world Mon.
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Environment Canada has ended its air quality warning for Toronto late Monday afternoon, though poor conditions still persist.
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Toronto and the GTA are under a heat wave and poor air quality warning issued by Environment Canada on July 14, 2025, due to wildfire smoke from northern Ontario. The poor air quality is expected to persist from Monday into Tuesday.
Environment Canada is warning of poor air quality and extreme heat in Toronto on Monday as southern Ontario braces for a week filled with hot and humid weather.
The City of Toronto is providing free portable air conditioners to low-income, vulnerable seniors as part of a pilot program that started this spring.
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Due to air quality concerns, the game between the Calgary Stampeders and the Saskatchewan Roughriders on July 11 has been postponed to Saturday, July 12.
With Michigan under an air quality alert, health officers are urging residents to be cautious. Smoke from Canadian wildfires has caused the air quality in Michigan to be deemed “unhealthy for sensitive groups.