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A brutal heatwave is sweeping across Canada, with temperatures soaring into the thirties and humidity making it feel even worse — from Saskatchewan to Quebec, with Manitoba and Ontario hit hardest. Records are falling, air quality is worsening from wildfire smoke, and Environment Canada has issued hazardous warnings. Cities are opening cooling centers to help the vulnerable, and experts urge everyone to stay hydrated, avoid outdoor heat, and watch for signs of heat exhaustion — because this isn’t just a warm spell, it’s a serious threat that demands caution and community care.

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