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Orange sky over Quebec and Ontario: Canada’s 2026 wildfire season hits a new atmospheric register

Hundreds of active fires across Ontario and Quebec have tinted the eastern sky orange and put the 2026 Canadian wildfire season back on the front page. The pattern is becoming annual. The response is not.

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