Wildfire smoke from blazes burning in Canada is drifting across the city, contributing to a state air-quality alert for New Yorkers who work outdoors and those who have chronic breathing problems ...

There were 203 active wildfires in Canada — with 102 of them deemed as “out of control.” Air quality alerts went into effect starting on June 4 at 11 a.m. and through 11 p.m. for New York ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Smoke from Canadian wildfires is once again impacting air quality in New York City. New Yorkers may have already noticed the hazy conditions in the region that are expected… ...

In June of 2023, smoke from wildfires in Canada shrouded New York City in an orange hue for multiple days. Wildfire smoke from Canada is expected to move into New York on Thursday, July 18, 2024.

Smoke from wildfires in Canada was drifting over New York and other states on Monday, officials have warned, adding that they were anticipating slight impacts on air quality in some places.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires is threatening air quality from the Midwest to western New York State, triggering warnings of “unhealthy” levels in some areas extending through the weekend.

Air quality is plummeting in upstate and western New York, and the city’s will follow later on Monday — though not to last month’s levels.

Forest rangers from the New York State Patrolmen’s Benevolent Society who helped fight the Canadian wildfires want to make sure that New York doesn’t share Canada’s wildfire fate.

Québec’s wildfires have scorched an area nearly the size of Adirondack Park, and the historic blazes likely won't abate this summer, a veteran New York forest ranger said. Rob Praczkajlo, 50 ...

In 2021, when wildfires burned in the Pacific Northwest and western Canada, Upstate New York saw two days of unhealthy air, according to research conducted last year by University at Albany ...

Smoke from Canada's raging wildfires is expected to blanket New York State on Wednesday, raising unhealthy air quality levels – again.