Canadian wildfires have burned over 7.8 million acres, impacting air quality across North America and beyond.

Canada is facing an unprecedented wildfire season, with over 7.8 million acres burned so far, surpassing the 25-year average of 7.3 million acres. There are currently 225 active fires, with 116 out of control, affecting provinces like Saskatchewan and British Columbia. The smoke has impacted air quality in Canada, the U.S., Europe, and Russia. The fires are linked to climate change, leading to concerns about ecological impacts and the potential for another record-breaking year like 2023.