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Also on TELILE 24/7: The province confirms funding for a local group's healthcare professional recruitment efforts.

A public open house in Petit de Grat and the regular council meeting in Arichat saw support for the current boundaries.

An Isle Madame look-off and a potential cottage/cabin development in western Richmond County got councillors' attention.

Dr. Robert Martel and Strait Regional Centre for Education director Paul Landry discuss the latest respiratory viruses.

Also on this week's Roundtable: A recap of the second round of Richmond County's municipal boundary review.

Consultations on residents' preferred municipal boundaries and number of councillors will continue throughout the month.

Also on TELILE 24/7: Richmond County wants residents' feedback on preferred municipal boundaries and councillor numbers.

The Eastern Counties Regional Library hopes to set up shop in a former liquor store building on Grenville Street.

Also on TELILE 24/7: The Ecology Action Centre's green-hydrogen concerns and a virus update from Dr. Robert Strang.

This week's Roundtable panel discussion updates Nova Scotia's plans to double its population to two million by 2050.

Also on Roundtable: Mental Health and Addictions Minister Brian Comer and Ukrainian journalist Yuliia Kovalenko.

Joining Michelle Thompson were several members of the N.S. Health Authority and the Department of Health and Wellness.