Environment Canada has issued a Special Air Quality Statement due to smoke from ongoing wildfires. Smoke is causing — or expected to cause — poor air quality and reduced visibility, with conditions that may persist over the coming days.

The Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) in nearby Sault Ste. Marie has reached a high-risk level of 10, and while this reading is location-specific, similar conditions may affect surrounding areas, including Huron Shores.

🔍 How to Monitor Air Quality:

🧑‍⚕️ Protecting Your Health:

  • Avoid or reschedule strenuous outdoor activities, especially if you experience coughing, throat irritation, or difficulty breathing
  • Stay indoors with windows and doors closed
  • Use a HEPA air purifier if available
  • Wear a properly fitted N95 mask if you must be outdoors for extended periods
  • Ensure indoor air is clean by keeping ventilation on recirculate where possible

📢 Stay Informed:

For further details on this developing situation, read the full article on SooToday – Wildfire smoke prompts Special Air Quality Statement – SooToday

More information on indoor air quality, wildfire smoke, and protective measures is available at:

👉 Health Canada – Wildfire Smoke Factsheets

👉 Government of Canada

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