2nd Largest Cdn Forest Fire EVER Goes Unreported

A massive fire burning in northern Quebec is Canada's second largest fire since fire records began in 1959, according to the Canadian Forest Service. The fire was more than twice the size of Rhode Island on Tuesday--1,621,000 acres. Called the Eastmain fire, the near-record blaze was ignited by lightning on May 25, and was burning along a 100-km front near the east shore of James Bay by the village of Eastmain

Read through and you will read that Canuck smoke is officially polluting Scandanavia.

Yet Another Disaster You Probably Haven't Heard Of

The Eastmain fire is the largest wildfire in Canada since 1959, and is almost as big as all the wildfires that have burned in the US so far this year. Forecasts for the area show warm temperatures continuing for at least another 5 days, so the fire is likely to continue to spread.

The source of this, incidentally, are emails from a number of Canadian fire experts.  The MSM stuff I've seen on it is from a week ago.