Trump warns Canada over fire smoke before semi-finals

U.S. President Donald Trump focused on blaming Canada for the air pollution caused by wildfires in Canada, which led to the spread of smoke across vast areas of the United States. He threatened to impose new tariffs on Canada to compensate for the costs resulting from these damages. He emphasized that Canada's neglect in forest maintenance and its policies regarding brush management contributed to these fires. This situation caused air quality to decline to "hazardously unhealthy" and "dangerous" levels in over 18 states and the District of Columbia, escalating tensions between the two countries. This situation also affected sporting events, as the U.S. Open final in New Jersey is expected to be impacted by the smoke, with warnings about the negative effects on public health and the events.

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