Canadian Wildfire Smoke Threatens Air Quality Ahead of FIFA World Cup Final

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Smoke drifting south from Canadian wildfires is degrading air quality across parts of the United States, raising concerns ahead of the FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and Spain. Meteorologists and tournament organisers are actively tracking air quality forecasts to assess any risk to the match. A Spanish midfielder noted the haze was clearly visible and felt during the team's outdoor training session. Despite the conditions, FIFA has expressed confidence that the championship game will go ahead as scheduled. Donald Trump has pointed to Canada as the source of what he called 'filthy air' affecting the region.

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