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Toxic smoke from ongoing wildfires in Canada and Minnesota has caused hazardous air quality across the U.S., prompting health warnings and evacuations. Major cities, including New York and Chicago, experienced unhealthy levels of smoke, with officials advising residents to stay indoors. The wildfires in Ontario and Minnesota's Boundary Waters Wilderness are responsible for the widespread pollution.
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