Carolyn Ferns of the Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care responds to Education Minister Lecce's announcement that 90% of the province's day cares will soon be able to reopen; Jordan Poppenk the Canada Research Chair in cognitive neuroscience and a psychology professor at Queen's University in Kingston talks about their research into something called 'thought worms' from which they can compute how many thoughts someone typically has in a day; Clinical psychologist Nina Josefowitz talks about 'lockdown fatigue' and what contributes to it; We hear from Jessica Root, one of the owners of The Bakery in Warkworth who just received 26-thousand dollars in donations from the community to help keep their business open; Jordan Press of the Canadian Press updates us on all the questions being leveled at the federal Liberals for their association with the charity, WE; Doris Grinspun of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario explains that Ontario does not need another commission or inquiry into the conditions at long term care homes. She says we need action not another report; Nelson Lang helped to found the Pita Pit in Kingston. After 25 years the company has over 650 franchises around the world.

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