Wildfire smoke can impact you and your pets
MEDICINE HAT, AB – The air quality across the prairies has prompted health advisories for virtually all of British Columbia and Alberta, along with the southern parts of Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
It means people should limit their time outdoors especially if they are doing any strenuous activities. Those with cardiovascular or chronic breathing conditions are more likely to feel the effects.
In general the smoky conditions can cause a runny nose, scratchy throat, irritated sinuses and headaches, it can also trigger a cough.