Canada wildfire season already second worst on record as experts warn of ‘new reality’

The Guardian·Aug 11

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Canada's wildfire season is being reported as the second worst on record, with some outlets specifying this refers to the 2025 season. The situation is causing poor air quality in parts of the US and impacting provinces such as British Columbia and Alberta. Experts are warning that severe wildfire seasons may be a new reality for Canada, with some suggesting the 2026 season could also be severe.

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