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Toronto is making global headlines after briefly recording the worst air quality among major cities in the world. Thick wildfire smoke drifting from active fires across northern Ontario has blanketed the city, reducing visibility and triggering a Very High Risk air quality warning from Environment Canada. Officials are urging residents to limit outdoor activities and take precautions, especially children, seniors, and anyone with heart or lung conditions. Canada is currently battling 835 active

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