During wildfire smoke events or other extreme pollution episodes, air quality can worsen rapidly and significantly. When AQHI levels reach 10 or 10+, it signals a Very High Health Risk - Stay indoors, reduce strenuous activities, and check AQHI levels regularly to stay safe.

How to read Environment Canada's air quality index and find out if you're at risk stalbertgazette.com/lifestyle-news…

Healthy communities need clean air. Watch our video to learn how you can keep our air healthy and why it is important: youtu.be/RwggWIZrRqM #OutdoorFun #AirQuality

Canada Parks Day is an annual event that celebrates parks and historical sites. It's celebrated by federal, municipal, and provincial park agencies, and includes activities for families to learn about the value of ecosystems, the benefits of parks, and protecting habitats.

Campfire smoke contains fine particulate matter that can impact air quality and your health. Breathing in smoke can irritate your lungs, worsen asthma, and affect those with respiratory conditions. Look for alternatives like a portable propane fire pit.

ACA has long been a leading voice of air quality in Alberta. This past year has been no exception. Read our 2024-2025 Annual Report to Community to learn about air quality trends over the past year and our recent initiatives. capitalairshed.ca/resources/repo…

The AQHI provides a number from 1 to 10 to indicate the level of relative health risk associated with local air quality. Read more here: capitalairshed.ca/air-quality-he…

Reduce your exposure to wildfire smoke by staying indoors, keeping your windows and air vents closed, and setting your air conditioning to recirculate. It’s a simple way to keep harmful pollutants out and ensure the air inside your home is as clean as possible. #WildfireSafety

Summer is here and so are summer emissions! Hot weather can increase air pollution. You can help reduce emissions by refueling your car in the evening, walk, bike, or take transit, use electric or manual lawn tools, and avoid unnecessary idling.

Breathe easy, Stay informed this summer! Check your local AQHI regularly before going outdoors. #Alberta #YEGAirshed #AirQuality #AQHI

Planning an outdoor event this summer? Don’t forget to check the air quality! Whether it’s a community picnic, music festival, or kids’ soccer game, clean air matters. Poor air quality - especially during wildfire season - can impact everyone.

Stay Safe on High AQHI Days! When the Air Quality Health Index is high, limit outdoor activities, especially if you have respiratory issues. Regularly check the Air Quality Health Index #AirQualityMonitoring #HealthyLiving #CleanAir

Protect your health by keeping tabs on the Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) regularly! Before heading outside, especially on days with high pollution, check your local air quality to know your health risks and plan accordingly. Visit capitalairshed.ca for resources.

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From biking to talking to your plants, find fun and eco-friendly summer activities. Enjoy the outdoors! Protect the environment! #CleanAirSummer #AirQualityAwareness #AAC #CleanChoices #YEGAirshed

NAIT designs early wildfire detection system for remote Métis community techlifetoday.nait.ca/articles/2025/…

Limit your outdoor activities when wildfire smoke fills the air. Take breaks indoors in spaces with clean air, like your home, a mall, library, or recreation center. Avoid strenuous outdoor activities to minimize your exposure to harmful particles.

Individuals with respiratory and cardiovascular conditions may notice an increase in symptoms due to poor air quality conditions. Learn more about air quality in Alberta – read the 2024 AAC Air Quality Report: albertaairshedscouncil.ca/air-quality-re…

Not sure of the air quality in your area? Check the Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) at capitalairshed.ca or weather.gc.ca to better understand your health risks. From routine updates to extreme pollution events, the AQHI keeps you informed.

Real-time air quality at your fingertips! Our new Live Data Map lets you explore current air quality conditions across the region — anytime, anywhere. Check out our new map here: capitalairshed.ca/live-air-data-…