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Air quality advisory cancelled

Fine particulate matter concentrations decreased significantly on Saturday
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Metro Vancouver has ended the fine particulate matter Air Quality Advisory for Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley Regional District that has been in effect since Sept. 8. Photograph By IAN JACQUES

Metro Vancouver has ended the fine particulate matter Air Quality Advisory that has been in effect since Sept. 8.

The air quality rating for the Sea to Sky corridor also returned to normal levels on Saturday, Sept. 19. 

Air quality has improved due to cleaner marine air flowing into the region.

Although fine particulate matter concentrations have decreased significantly, pockets of local smoke might still be visible in parts of the region as smoke concentrations can vary as winds and temperatures change.

Metro Vancouver works in cooperation with Environment and Climate Change Canada, Fraser Valley Regional District and B.C. Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy to look after air quality.

Information about real-time air quality readings for Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley communities and potential health impacts can be found at www.airmap.ca and http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/epd/bcairquality/readings/find-stations-map.html.