How wildfires are changing the way we think of summer

Temur Durrani, a Winnipeg-based reporter for The Globe and Mail, dives into the troubling reality of Canada's escalating wildfire crisis. He highlights how this summer, over 40,000 people have evacuated due to raging fires, with Manitoba and Saskatchewan in states of emergency. Durrani discusses the pervasive health risks of wildfire smoke affecting areas as far away as Europe and critiques Canada's lack of a cohesive wildfire response strategy. He emphasizes the urgent need for a national approach to better manage these devastating events as they increasingly shape our summers.