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Toronto highway closures for planned roadwork on Sept. 26

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How the story spread

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Who wrote first

  1. Russia MK — news
  2. Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia 24.kg (Kyrgyzstan)
  3. Ukraine UNIAN
  4. Canada Toronto Star

How it is reported

Russia less than usual

MK — news translate
The Embankment of the Rowing Canal will be closed to traffic on September 26
MK — news translate
In Simferopol on September 26 for six hours will block the “Brokeback bridge”
MK — news translate
Krasnoperekopsk and the district will remain the day of September 26 without light
MK — news translate
Night frosts are expected in the Tomsk region on September 26
MK — news translate
The current schedule of the gas station in Astrakhan on September 26: addresses, time and what fuel is released
MK — Sport translate
Due to the match, “Volga” on September 26 will limit movement in the center of Ulyanovsk
MK — news translate
Rainy weather is expected in Nizhny Novgorod on September 26
MK — news translate
In Penza on September 26 expected rain and gusty wind
MK — news translate
In Lipetsk on September 26 will temporarily shut off cold water and electricity
MK — news translate
Kazan traffic police warned of fines for illegal motor rally on September 26

Ukraine

UNIAN translate
September 26 will bring warming to Ukraine

Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia more than usual

24.kg (Kyrgyzstan) translate
September 26: where the lights will be turned off in Bishkek
24.kg (Kyrgyzstan) translate
Weather forecast in Kyrgyzstan for September 26: rains with thunderstorms
Tengrinews (Kazakhstan) translate
Frosts, rains with thunderstorms: what will be the weather in Kazakhstan on September 26
24.kg (Kyrgyzstan) translate
Temperature records: when Bishkek survived the hottest September 26

Canada

Toronto Star
Toronto highway closures for planned roadwork on Sept. 26

Barely covered it

Russia (10 of the usual ~22), Europe (0 of the usual ~5), Asia and Oceania (0 of the usual ~5)

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