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President Donald Trump has claimed that Canadian wildfire smoke has harmed air quality in the U.S., suggesting that Canada should pay damages or face tariffs. He raised these concerns during a conversation with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at the FIFA World Cup final. In response, Carney outlined Canada's firefighting efforts, noting that over 5,300 personnel have been deployed to combat the wildfires.
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President Donald Trump has claimed that Canadian wildfire smoke has harmed air quality in the U.S., suggesting that Canada should pay damages or face tariffs. He raised these concerns during a conversation with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at the FIFA World Cup final. In response, Carney outlined Canada's firefighting efforts, noting that over 5,300 personnel have been deployed to combat the wildfires.
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