Scientists are trying to expand the field of knowledge on how elite athletes can continue to train at a high level during periods of poor air quality.
CBC NewsA man is pictured in Metro Vancouver as thick wildfire smoke blankets the region. Scientists are trying to expand the field of knowledge over how elite athletes can continue to train at a high level during periods of poor air quality.
Brown, 30, grew up near Ottawa and represented Canada at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games in the summer of 2021. "The smoke was so bad," she said. "It was my first real exposure to wildfire smoke and air pollution and growing up in Ontario, it was never really an issue for us."
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