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Montreal braces for its first major heat wave of summer, with daytime highs hitting 30-33°C and humidex soaring to 40-44°C — making it feel like a scorching oven. Environment Canada warns everyone to stay safe, especially checking on elderly neighbors and vulnerable individuals. Watch for signs of heat exhaustion — headaches, nausea, dizziness — and act fast: hydrate, cool down, and seek shelter if needed. Public cooling centers, libraries, and shaded parks are lifesavers. Heat stroke is deadly — call for help immediately if symptoms worsen. Stay cool, stay hydrated, and look out for each other.

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