An initiative from St. Joseph's Hospital that started during this pandemic is wanting to gain further ground by becoming a pernament fixture of what can be offered for patients with schizophrenia. To eliminate the need for patients to take transit or look for a ride, nurses would come to them in a mobile clinic. It was a temporary solution but now they're hoping to keep it on the road permanently.

Guest: Alycia Gillespie is the nurse manager of the Schizophrenia program at St. Joe’s. She developed the mobile clinic.

To provide us with a local update on how we're doing with the pandemic, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson joins the Bill Kelly Show this morning.

Guest: Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, Chief Medical Officer, City of Hamilton

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The Ontario Chamber of Commerce is applauding the news that came from the Ontario government yesterday that more businesses can prepare to reopen.

Guest: Rocco Rossi. Ontario Chamber of Commerce

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Should the tracking data for COVID-19 be more detailed? The City is going to be considering this.

Guest: Kojo Damptey, Manager of Programs, Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion

With the lockdown going on, there are concerns about flooding along the beach strip.

Guest: Chad Collins, City Councillor, Ward 5

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Andrew Goldberg joins Bill for his weekly employment segment in regards to the pandemic.

Guest: Andrew Goldberg, Employment lawyer and Associate at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP, employmentlawyer.ca

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There is a call by one of the unions to have a public inquiry into COVID-19 and long term care homes.

Guest: Jana Ray,​ Chief Membership Officer,  CARP 

Hamilton's top health official says that we're over the peak for the pandemic, but it's not over yet.

Guest: Fred Eisenberger, Mayor, City of Hamilton

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With people signing up for the CERB payments, Conservative leader Andrew Scheer says that the payments will deter people from returning to work.

Guest: Henry Jacek. Professor of Political Science, McMaster University

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How tense are relations between China and the US? An internal Chinese report warns that Beijing faces a wave of hostility in the wake of the outbreak and that it could tip relations with the US into confrontation.

Guest: Benoit Hardy-Chartrand, an Adjunct Professor at Temple University Japan, in Tokyo

Another outbreak has been declared in Hamilton, even with 62% of cases in the city being considered 'resolved'. The newest case is at Mission Services Inasmuch House.

Guest: Paul Johnson. Director of our Emergency Operations Centre, City of Hamilton

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The group Concerned Ontario Doctors this weekend released another open letter to the Premier and to the Health Minister in regards to their concerns about COVID-19 and the Ontario government's plan.

Guest: Kulvinder Gil, President, Concerned Ontario Doctors

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Domestic violence calls have increased during the pandemic. To go into things further, Alma Arguello joins Bill.

Guest: Alma Arguello, Executive Director of SAVIS of Halton