Canadian wildfires are causing smoke to affect air quality in British Columbia and are straddling the border between Canada and Minnesota, with smoke also reaching North Dakota.
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Updated Jul 24
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What happened
Canadian wildfires are causing smoke to affect air quality in British Columbia and are straddling the border between Canada and Minnesota, with smoke also reaching North Dakota.
Who's involved
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Part of
Wildfires are reported near the border between Minnesota and Canada.Also in this story
- Governor Walz leads Minnesota's emergency response to wildfires in Arrowhead.
- A lightning-filled storm ignited wildfires in northern Minnesota, prompting hot shot teams to arrive from New Mexico and Mississippi.
The entities involved
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Bismarck
capital of North Dakota, United States and seat of Burleigh County
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Minnesota
state of the United States of America
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British Columbia
province of Canada
Related events
- Wildfire smoke drifts from Canada into Minnesota.
- Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota is spreading across states, affecting Colorado and the Great Lakes region.
- Wildfire smoke is drifting into the region alongside incoming weather systems, affecting air quality in British Columbia, Western Washington, and the Cascades.
- High temperatures exacerbated early wildfires in Alberta and British Columbia.
- Wildfire smoke is impacting public health and visibility due to management failures in British Columbia.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- wahpetondailynews.comNorth Dakota has had a reprieve from the smoke, but how long will it last?