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Quebec wildfire smoke prompts N.B. to issue air quality warning

Smoke from several Quebec wildfires is starting to make its way over parts the East Coast.

Environment Canada, along with the provinces department of Health, is warning that smoke might cause poor air quality and reduced visibility.

They say if your area is impacted by smoke, you could experience eye, nose, and throat irritation, and if that happens to stay indoors.

The air quality warning has been issued for Kent County as well as Kouchibouguac National Park.

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  • Natalie Chiasson is a multimedia journalist based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She graduated from the Radio/Television/Journalism program at NSCC, and is passionate about community, culture, and storytelling. Contact her anytime at ChiassonN@radioabl.ca.

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