By Anushka Yadav, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Pointer Much of Canada is ablaze. Ontario has become the face of nature\u2019s wrath with the highest number of active wildfires in the country. As firefighters battle nearly 200 forest fires \u2014 70 not under control \u2014 Ontarians woke up to a yellow Wednesday sky with the worst air quality in the world, and things only got worse today in parts of the province. The ominous pearl grey chemical air that eventually descended upon millions, as the smoke became too thick for even the sun to affect its colour, was not all that July 15 brought. Shortly after 11 a.m., dystopia and irony were packaged into a parody brought to you by the stalwarts of \u201cProtect Ontario\u201d. \u201cCanadians know that we can… <\/p>\n
By Anushka Yadav, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Pointer Much of Canada is ablaze. Ontario has become the face of nature\u2019s wrath with the highest number of active wildfires in the country. As firefighters battle nearly 200 forest fires \u2014 70 not under control \u2014 Ontarians woke up to a yellow Wednesday sky with the worst air quality in the world, and things only got worse today in parts of the province. The ominous pearl grey chemical air that eventually descended upon millions, as the smoke became too thick for even the sun to affect its colour, was not all that July 15 brought. Shortly after 11 a.m., dystopia and irony were packaged into a parody brought to you by the stalwarts of \u201cProtect Ontario\u201d. \u201cCanadians know that we can... <\/p>\n