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Nearing his one-year anniversary as Nova Scotia's Opposition Leader, Zach Churchill paid a visit to the Telile studio.

Premier Tim Houston visited the Telile studio after speaking at Strait of Canso Superport Days at the Dundee Resort.

This week on Roundtable: Two different River Bourgeois community organizations make pitches to Richmond Council.

Also on TELILE 24/7: Isle Madame hosts an open house for a wind-energy development and a public forum for a local beach.

The pitch came as Richmond councillor Melanie Sampson reported potential affordable housing development in her district.

Extension of a Committee of the Whole question period from 15 minutes to 40 minutes had councillors looking for answers.

The Isle Madame Garden Club and the Nova Scotia Invasive Species Council co-hosted a mid-June information session.

The Isle Madame Volunteer Fire Department issued its request to council as wildfires raged on mainland Nova Scotia.

Clare MLA Ronnie LeBlanc and Northside-Westmount MLA Fred Tilley, both elected in 2021, made several Cape Breton stops.

Also on Roundtable: Warden Amanda Mombourquette recaps her visit to the WindEurope 2023 conference in Denmark.

Also on TELILE 24/7: Port Hawkesbury's mayor will attend a second European wind energy conference in a three-month span.

Local business owner Lisa Boudreau addressed the community's concerns at this month's Committee of the Whole meeting.