The sounds of kids dribbling basketballs or splish-splashing in pools mostly fell silent across the Greater Toronto Area on Thursday as concerns about poor air quality led to summer camps
The sounds of kids dribbling basketballs or splish-splashing in pools mostly fell silent across the Greater Toronto Area on Thursday as concerns about poor air quality led to summer camps cancellations, and many families heeded warnings to stay indoors.
The City of Toronto said all outdoor swimming and wading pools would remain closed for a second day, while city daycare and CampTO programs would continue with indoor activities only. .
Wildfire smoke resulted in the city closing outdoor pools and cancelling outdoor programs, but many Torontonians who work…
Poor air quality may return by Sunday morning due to the wildfires, Environment Canada said.
Environment Canada ended all air quality warnings for Toronto on Sunday, after several days of hazy skies due to smoke from…
Toronto’s air quality improved to moderate and low risk Friday, with Saturday rain expected to alleviate it further.
A thick orange haze hung over Toronto on Wednesday 15 July as smoke from wildfires in northwestern Ontario engulfed Canada's…
We asked environmental health experts for their advice on protecting kids from wildfire smoke. Here’s what parents need to know.
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