Toronto is sweltering — but not like 1936. How Toronto’s hottest day ever melted asphalt and left 225 dead - Toronto Star
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How Toronto's hottest day ever melted asphalt and left 225 dead - Toronto Star.
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How Toronto's hottest day ever melted asphalt and left 225 dead Toronto StarToronto breaks heat record.
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Extreme humidity sparks transit delays, health warnings Toronto StarToronto under air quality warning due to wildfire smoke after city tops sweltering 36 C CBCIt's going to feel like 45 in these cities as Environment Canada issues extreme heat warnings CTV NewsSecond heatwave to hit Brantford area bringing sweltering temperatures Brantford Expositor
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