Central Fraser Valley - Air Quality Health Index
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2Low Risk
Moderate Risk
(4-6)
High Risk
(7-10)
Very High Risk
At-Risk Population:
- Enjoy your usual outdoor activities.
- Find out if you are at risk
General Population:
- Ideal air quality for outdoor activities.
Sunday night
Monday
Monday night
Tuesday
Who is at risk?
People with heart and lung conditions are most affected by air pollution.
To find out if you are at risk, consult the health guide, your physician, or your local health authority.
Visit the national AQHI Web site to learn more about the AQHI.
Did you know...?
After a labour dispute shut down an American steel mill, respiratory hospital admissions in children substantially decreased. They increased to pre-strike levels when it ended.
The AQHI is an initiative of Environment Canada, Health Canada, the B.C. Ministry of Environment and Parks, the B.C. Ministry of Healthy Living and Sport, the B.C. Ministry of Health Services, Metro Vancouver, the B.C. Lung Association, and the Fraser Valley Regional District.

Observed ConditionsFootnote †
2 - Low Risk
Calculated at:
10:00 PM PCT Sunday 1 November 2026
Forecast Maximums
Issued at:
5:00 PM PCT Sunday 1 November 2026
The AQHI is an initiative of Environment Canada, Health Canada, the B.C. Ministry of Environment and Parks, the B.C. Ministry of Healthy Living and Sport, the B.C. Ministry of Health Services, Metro Vancouver, the B.C. Lung Association, and the Fraser Valley Regional District.
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