Canada: Aerial Footage Shows Toronto Skyline Shrouded in Wildfire Smoke

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Canada: Aerial Footage Shows Toronto Skyline Shrouded in Wildfire Smoke

Toronto recorded the world's worst air quality among major cities on Wednesday, July 15, as smoke from over 100 Ontario wildfires turned the sky orange. An Orange-level air quality warning remained in effect.

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  • 2026/7/17 10:03:39
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  • @FartonFink via Spectee
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  • 2026 at about 14:00h, Canada Video Recording Date/Time: July 15, Video Location: On a plane landing in Toronto, Ontario

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