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Air Quality Health Index
Toronto
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1 - 3 Low
4 - 6 Moderate
7 - 10 High
Above 10 Very High
Current
Observed at
6:00 PM EST Thursday 15 November 2007
Observed at
6:00 PM EST Thursday 15 November 2007
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Low Risk
Low Risk
- At-Risk Population:
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- Enjoy your usual outdoor activities.
- Follow your doctor's advice for exercise.
- General Population:
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- Ideal conditions for outdoor activities.
Forecast Maximums
Issued at 6:50 PM EST Thursday 15 November 2007
Issued at 6:50 PM EST Thursday 15 November 2007
Thursday night
Friday
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Low Risk
Low Risk
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Low Risk
Low Risk
Who is at risk?
People with heart and lung conditions are most affected by air pollution.
To find out if you are at risk, consult www.ec.gc.ca/AQHI, your physician, or Toronto Public Health at www.toronto.ca/health/aqhi.
People with heart and lung conditions are most affected by air pollution.
To find out if you are at risk, consult www.ec.gc.ca/AQHI, your physician, or Toronto Public Health at www.toronto.ca/health/aqhi.
Did you know...?
Climate change results in more frequent and severe heat waves, which make smog and air pollution worse.
Climate change results in more frequent and severe heat waves, which make smog and air pollution worse.
The AQHI is an initiative of Environment Canada, Health Canada, the Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Toronto Public Health, and the Clean Air Partnership.
