Does your throat feel scratchy? An air quality alert is in effect for Vermont due to smoke from the ongoing Canadian ...

Does your throat feel scratchy? An air quality alert is in effect for Connecticut due to smoke from the ongoing Canadian ...

Coughing, sneezing, runny nose. Sure, those are signs of seasonal allergies, but they can also be caused by wildfire smoke.

With hundreds of wildfires burning across Canada, smoke has drifted into the northern United States, lowering air quality across roughly a dozen states.

Smoke from wildfires burning in Canada is filling the skies high above New Hampshire for Monday, triggering concerns about ...

The smoke from forest fires is still expected to cloud Toronto’s skies on Monday, according to Environment Canada’s special ...

At least 738 wildfires are currently burning in Canada, with at least 201 out of control, according to the Canadian ...

Close the windows and turn on the air conditioner, if you have one, setting it to circulate the indoor air. Use blankets to ...

Smoke from Canadian wildfires is causing air quality concerns for millions of Americans in the Midwest and Northeast.

Air-quality alerts have been posted in New York City, with 740 fires raging across Canada from the Arctic Circle to southern ...

Extensive wildfires burning on the Prairies created abysmal air quality problems for portions of the country this weekend. Expect periods of poor air quality to persist on Monday and Tuesday as smoke ...