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Ontario has already experienced double the number of forest fires this year compared to the same six months in 2022.

Wildfires have burned nearly 4-million hectares of land so far this year, and which could see Canada on track to record its most damaging wildfire season since 1995 — outstripping the British Columbia fires of 2021 and the Northwest Territory blazes of 2014.

Doug Ford was desperate to avoid talking about the causes of wildfires and his government's failure to address them.

Graydon Smith, Ontario's minister of natural resources and forestry, says the province will invest enough resources to fight the growing number of forest fires this summer.

Cabinet minister speaks to Sudbury conference about the future of battery electric vehicles.

Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry Graydon Smith said his government was “taking action to make sure people in communities are safe” as forest fire conditions worsen.

Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry Graydon Smith said his government was “taking action to make sure people in communities are safe” as forest fire conditions worsen.

The smell of smoke is in the air throughout the city of Toronto and could get worse before the week is over as wildfires continue to burn in Quebec and northern Ontario.

More fire bans have been put into effect as wildfires continue to burn in Quebec and northern Ontario.

Forest fire smoke from inside the province and beyond could cause high levels of air pollution in Toronto for the next several days, Environment Canada says as a special air quality statement remained in effect for the city Tuesday night.