Euronews reports that thick smoke from northwestern Ontario wildfires has blanketed Toronto, resulting in the city registering the poorest air quality globally on Wednesday morning.
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According to monitoring service IQAir, Canada's largest city was engulfed in a dense orange haze on 15 July. The smoke, originating from wildfires in the northwestern region of Ontario, caused air pollution levels to peak, making Toronto the major city with the worst air quality worldwide during that period.
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