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LILLEY: When wildfires strike, facts matter more than politics

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LILLEY: When wildfires strike, facts matter more than politics

As Ontario battles a record wildfire season, critics from Marit Stiles to Donald Trump are pointing fingers – the reality is far more complex

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As wildfires burn across Ontario, unlikely allies are teaming up to say that Premier Doug Ford isn’t doing enough.

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