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Has Toronto’s air quality actually gotten worse? Experts say you may be surprised

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By Sidra Jafri
| NOW Toronto Verified
Toronto had the worst air quality of any major city in the world on Wednesday as wildfire smoke from northeastern Ontario pushed the Air Quality Health Index to a rare maximum reading of 10+. Experts say fine particulate matter (PM2.5) in wildfire smoke poses serious health risks because it can enter the lungs and bloodstream, worsening respiratory and heart conditions.
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Has Toronto’s air quality actually gotten worse? Experts say you may be surprised

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By Sidra Jafri
| Flipboard
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Canadians are still travelling, but high costs are changing where they go

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By Sidra Jafri
| NOW Toronto Verified
Nearly half of Toronto travellers are still taking vacations despite the affordability crisis, but many are changing destinations and budgeting more carefully to reduce costs. A YouGov study commissioned by Flight Centre Canada found 49 per cent of respondents said affordability is the biggest factor influencing where they travel, with people considering flights, accommodations, food and daily expenses.
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