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SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Smoke from wildfires burning across parts of Canada is drifting into several Northern US states, creating hazy skies and raising air quality concerns throughout Michiana.

Driven by strong westerly winds, the smoke is becoming more prevalent, and it could be a health hazard, especially for those with respiratory conditions.

Dr. Christina Barnes, an allergist and immunologist at the Sound Bend Clinic, says that those exposed to smoke or dust repeatedly can worsen respiratory issues with those with pre-existing conditions.

The haze is made up of fine particles that can irritate lungs, eyes, and throats. While most people may only experience mild discomfort, vu

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