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Unhealthy smoke from Canadian wildfires blankets the Upper Midwest when people want to be outside

UPPER MIDWEST, UNITED STATES, JUL 13 – Six Republican lawmakers blame Canada’s wildfire management for smoke causing unhealthy air alerts affecting 22 million people across the Upper Midwest, worsening summer outdoor conditions.

  • On Saturday, wildfire smoke from Canada drifted into the Upper Midwest, with unhealthy air covering the region at peak outdoor season.
  • Roughly 22 million people in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan are under alerts until Monday morning.
  • More than 100 wildfires in Canada’s Manitoba province are burning, producing smoke carried into the U.S. Midwest.
  • Participants at outdoor events reported breathing difficulties, said a USA Cup player, as unhealthy smoke from Canadian wildfires impacted outdoor activities.
  • The province remains under a state of emergency into August 9, with over 2.7 million acres burned, according to authorities.
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Northwoods’ congressman blames Canada for poor air quality across Wisconsin

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s northernmost congressman is fed up with smoke and haze from Canada.

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The Independent broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Saturday, July 12, 2025.
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