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Smoke from fires in Ontario and Quebec has filtered down to Toronto and across North America, prompting air quality concerns. Firefighters say pay and conditions are untenable.

Smoke from fires in Ontario and Quebec has filtered down to Toronto and across North America, prompting air quality concerns. Firefighters say pay and conditions are untenable.

Smoke from fires in Ontario and Quebec has filtered down to Toronto and across North America, prompting air quality concerns. Firefighters say pay and conditions are untenable.

Smoke from fires in Ontario and Quebec has filtered down to Toronto and across North America, prompting air quality concerns. Firefighters say pay and conditions are untenable.

Smoke from fires in Ontario and Quebec has filtered down to Toronto and across North America, prompting air quality concerns. Firefighters say pay and conditions are untenable.

Washington stays the course on taxing Canadian lumber imports

International Trade Minister Mary Ng is asking the U.S. Commerce Department to change duties on softwood imports from Canada.

Government and industry figures protest U.S. duties affecting the Ontario forestry industry TORONTO - A new chapter in the ongoing softwood lumber dispute between Canada and the United States has prompted the Ontario government to call for the immediate removal of all duties on Canadian softwood lumber exports. Ontario's Ministers of Natural Resources and Forestry,

A member of two area climate change groups says shes disappointed that Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) Graydon Smith.

A member of two area climate change groups says shes disappointed that Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) Graydon Smith.