Ottawa – Since the start of wildfires in Canada, the smoke has travelled to the US and air-poor quality is posing problems for human health which are alarming. According to a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine, scientists have said that people may develop dementia in their later life if they were persistently exposed to wildfire smoke.
Ottawa – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau thanked South Korean firefighters who came to help put off wildfires in Canada. Trudeau said: “This morning in Ottawa, I got to send off an incredible group of people. They came from Korea (South) and spent the last few weeks battling wildfires in Quebec. On behalf of all Canadians — I thanked them for …
Ottawa – Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Health, said on Clean Air Day: “The air we breathe is essential to our health and wellbeing and it is our responsibility to protect it. As the Minister of Health, I am acutely aware of the harmful impact that air pollution has on our health. Studies have shown that poor air quality can lead …
