Trump Raises Concerns in Conversation With Prime Minister Carney

Wildfire smoke and cross-border air quality Wildfire smoke and cross-border concerns U.S. President Donald Trump says he told Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney that Canada must do more to bring Ontario’s wildfires under control as smoke from the fires continues to affect several U.S. states. Speaking on Sunday, President Trump said he raised the issue directly with Prime Minister Carney, citing the impact of drifting wildfire smoke on air quality across parts of the United States. The remarks come as Canadian authorities continue battling active wildfires in Ontario, with emergency crews working to contain multiple blazes amid challenging weather conditions. Wildfire smoke has periodically spread across the Canada–U.S. border, prompting air quality advisories in several American states and renewing calls for continued cross-border cooperation in responding to large-scale wildfires. More coverage: GM247 News world.