Smoke from vast forest fires in eastern Ontario and Quebec hung murkily over much of Ontario last week.
Apart from looking at the sky and muttering uneasily about climate change, did the smoke change readers' daily activities at all?
In general, no. Provincewide, only a quarter of you in an online poll this week said you'd changed your daily routine because of the smoke:The regional breakdown seems to roughly show the parts of Ontario that were most affected. Notably, readers in Ottawa were more likely to say that the smoke affected them: the region was shrouded in a sinister orange fog.
Generally, though not perfectly consistently, readers in south-central Ontario seemed more affected than those in the north:
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