Should Canada compensate the US for the economic impact of wildfire smoke?

Trump used the World Cup as an opportunity to speak with Prime Minister Mark Carney, linking Canada's ongoing wildfire crisis to trade policy. He argued that smoke drifting across the border is harming air quality in the US, disrupting businesses and affecting millions of Americans, and suggested Canada should face tariffs or even compensation claims?!
It's an unusual argument that turns an environmental disaster into a trade issue.
Canada is already doing everything it can to bring the wildfires under control as quickly as possible, but is this the reality of sharing a border in an era of more frequent extreme weather events?
If the situation were reversed, do you think Canada would ever make the same demand of the US?