00:04:06 Southwest New Brunswickers Get Ready to Cross the U.S. Border More Regularly Everything bordertown residents need to know before crossing the U.S. land border on April 1 NB - Charlotte County 24-Mar-22
02:03:34 St. Andrews Town Council Discusses Katy's Cove Inc's Request for Help with Building Washroom Facilities Katy's Cove Inc asked town council to help bring water & sewage to the cove as they start building washrooms this year. NB - Charlotte County 23-Mar-22
00:58:04 Richmond District One Councillor Shawn Samson Hosts Open House and Year-In-Review Also on this week's TELILE 24/7, Yarmouth MLA Zach Churchill touts his campaign for the provincial Liberal leadership. NS - Arichat 21-Mar-22
00:46:37 Masks Remain On In Nova Scotia Schools as State of Emergency Lifted Chief Medical Officer Dr. Robert Strang also answered Telile's Adam Cooke regarding PCR tests and the immunocompromised. NS - Arichat 19-Mar-22
01:36:00 St. George Gears Up for Amalgamation Town Clerk Jason Gaudet says boundary lines are being drawn for "Entity 53" but the new community still needs a name. NB - Charlotte County 17-Mar-22
00:08:55 NB Top Doc Says the Province is Ready for an End to COVID-19 Restrictions Dr. Jennifer Russell says the province has passed the peak of the Omicron-driven fifth wave NB - Charlotte County 16-Mar-22
00:04:48 New Brunswick Drops All COVID-19 Restrictions Dr. Russell says now is the right time to end mandatory order; plans for Charlotte County-wide fundraiser for Ukraine NB - Charlotte County 16-Mar-22
01:00:54 RIchmond MLA Puts Roads and Physician Recruitment Atop Budget Wish List Also on this week's TELILE 24/7: Cape Breton MLA Fred Tilley and three recent items from the Richmond council table. NS - Arichat 13-Mar-22
00:32:18 Eastern Cape Breton Development Group Seeks Strait Area Participation Also on this week's Roundtable, we update the drive to secure municipal funding for a new St. Peter's fitness centre. NS - Arichat 13-Mar-22
00:28:54 New Brunswick's "Snitch Line" Under Fire from Critics Amendments to the province's SCAN Act could impact people of colour and those living in poverty. NB - Charlotte County 11-Mar-22