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Mexico City marks October 2, the anniversary of the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre, with commemorative marches. President Claudia Sheinbaum invoked the phrase 'October 2 is not forgotten,' while authorities announced march routes, street closures and public transport changes. Businesses in the capital boarded up ahead of the demonstrations, and commentators reflected on the risk of fading collective memory of the killings.

Canadian drivers are searching for winter tires ('pneu hiver') as the cold season approaches, a familiar annual spike in Quebec and across the country where winter tires are mandatory in Quebec from December to March. Coverage from automotive outlets like Le Guide de l'auto accompanies the seasonal interest, with drivers comparing models, prices and installation deadlines.

A new Social Behavior Change Strategy for School Nutrition covering 2026 to 2030 has been published for the Kyrgyz Republic. The plan aims to shift habits and attitudes around what children eat at school, part of wider efforts in Central Asia to improve child health through school meals. Further details on funding and implementation partners were not included in the announcement.

A severe March storm is continuing to disrupt air travel, with numerous flights canceled across affected regions as conditions worsen. Travelers are facing delays and rebooking challenges as airlines pull flights from storm-affected airports. The storm's persistence has made it a major talking point, with people sharing updates on cancellations and weather conditions.