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Wildfire smoke is a regular part of N.W.T.'s summers, but how does it work?

CBC Health ·
Wildfire smoke is a regular part of N.W.T.'s summers, but how does it work?

Where there's fire, there's smoke.

With over 200 fires burning in the N.W.T. alone, concerns about air quality are on the rise.

How can you tell when to take precautions?

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