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Smoke data Knowledge Exchange

Some communities in Canada are more likely to experience wildfire and woodfire smoke exposure. This is linked to geography, housing conditions, access to resources, weather, colonial impacts and climate change. Communities impacted include:

Rural and remote communities near summer wildfires

Indigenous communities with woodburning indoor heating

Communities in valleys or remote areas where smoke gets trapped

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Track real-time smoke conditions and forecasts in your community
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Read stories from Indigenous, rural and remote communities adapting to smoke exposure.
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