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How 'severe and unusual' smoke from Canadian wildfires is spreading and what it means for your health

Vast portions of eastern Canada and the United States are covered in smoke and haze, as wildfires continue to rage out of control in Quebec.The smoke has prompted air quality…

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How 'severe and unusual' smoke from Canadian wildfires is spreading and what it means for your health

Nearly 2,000 N.S. public housing tenants have extra bedrooms needed by others, says provincial agency

'Terrible, hateful': Students speak out after Pride flag torn down at London, Ont., high school