The air of southern Alberta’s Calgary is getting some relief off the smoke that came from wildfires in B. C. and now freshness can be felt around, as stated by Environment Canada. Peter Spyker, a Meteorologist for the organization expressed that he foresaw a steady easing in the air. Though, there are still 250 ongoing fires.

 As told by the said agency, the smoke of the fire polluted Calgary and Edmonton. The concentration of particulates was at a significant level. But, the condition would get eased in coming two days. Also, there are chances of rain today with chilly breeze moving towards northeasterly direction.

Also, the firefighters of B. C. experiences reviving of the weather. Gwen Eamer, the Provincial Fire Information Officer. B. C. told that the weather conditions that they are facing now are much better than it was the last week. He added that around 90,000 hectares of area succumbed to the fires in last four days and they are still managing fires on a vast amount of land. Eamer said, "What we do see is a bit of a reprieve with the weather. The calmer conditions have given us the upper hand with fires, but it's not the end of the fire season".

The environment of Alberta has now small amount of pollutants and the quality of air is upgrading. Bob Myrick, the Manager of air pollution for Alberta Environment cautions any forecasts of having rainfall or coming of winds, as the menace of fire in woods is yet not over.