Smoke blanketing southern B.C. triggers warnings, but also helps fight against wildfires

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As the southern quarter of British Columbia is warned about the risk of particulates in the air from wildfire smoke, those battling blazes in the Central Okanagan say the smoke is helping their cause.

A special air quality statement and smoky skies bulletin is in place from Vancouver Island east to the Alberta border, as well as in the central Interior, due to smoke from hundreds of wildfires burning across the province.

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An additional air quality advisory remains in place for Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley,

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