Wildfire smoke resulted in the city closing outdoor pools and cancelling outdoor programs, but many Torontonians who work outdoors still showed up on the job Thursday.
When Adam Kadir left home Thursday morning to work as a carpenter at a west-end construction site, he immediately noticed the air was smokier and heavier than the day before.
At 7 a.m., his supervisor sent a message in the construction company’s group chat acknowledging the poor air quality and telling employees they could decide whether to come to work.
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