MONTREAL - Quebec's wildfire protection agency reports it saw "above-average" fire activity in the province last month, largely due to lightning strikes.
MONTREAL - Quebec’s wildfire protection agency reports it saw “above-average” fire activity in the province last month, largely due to lightning strikes.
The agency says the province saw 90 wildfires in July, affecting 1,675 hectares of forest. In recent years, the average in July has been 66 fires, burning 1,115 hectares.
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