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Canada’s wildfire crisis is sending thick smoke south, blanketing the US Midwest and Northeast with hazardous air quality — even threatening Sunday’s World Cup final in New Jersey. Over 850 fires rage out of control, especially in western Ontario, where winds are pushing smoke across borders, turning skies hazy and briefly turning sunrises into eerie orange spectacles. Detroit hit “worst in the world” air quality at one point. A dramatic rescue saved train workers trapped by flames, while a wind shift by Monday may redirect smoke toward Quebec — offering a glimmer of relief for the US.

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