Ontario has created a learning recovery fund for students who need to catch up in math and literacy. But Wilfrid Laurier University education policy researcher Kelly Gallagher-Mackay says it's not nearly enough.

Canadians will soon need a vaccine certificate to travel. But should it be required to sit in a restaurant, on a bus, at a sports event, or a school? University of Toronto bioethicisit Kerry Bowman talks with callers about concerns over privacy and personal freedom.

You can help bees and other pollinators by not mowing for a month and letting wildflowers and grass grow. But is it good for your lawn? Hear Ed Lawrence's advice on this and much more.

A group of 28 doctors and scientists says no. Dr. Dick Zoutman, an infectious disease specialist and medical microbiologist at Queen's University, is one of the specialists calling for tougher measures stamp out COVID19.

Geriatrician Dr. Nathan Stall, Assistant Scientific Director for the COVID 19 Science Advisory Table says homes are safer now than a year ago because of vaccines. But callers say staff are exhausted and caring for too many residents.

Reaction and analysis with employment lawyer Malini Vijaykumar, GROSCHE CEO Helmi Ansari and Dr. Peter Juni, Scientific Director of the Ontario COVID 19 Science Advisory Table.

Child and youth psychiatrist Dr. Rachel Mitchell from Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre answers parents' and teens' questions about anger, anxiety, eating disorders, suicidal thoughts and fears prompted by the pandemic.

A father calls from a hospital parking lot after his wife is admitted with burnout. A mother never thought her kids would be on antidepressants or hospitalized with an eating disorder. Angela Carter, co-chair of the Black Health Task Force of Peel and Executive Director of Roots Community Services, sees struggles like this first hand, and offers advice on how to tap into help.

Ed Lawrence's advice on everything from compost to seedlings.

Malton pharmacist Khalid Bhatti's neighbourhood has one of the highest rates of COVID but he wasn't selected to vaccinate. Ontario Pharmacists Association CEO Justin Bates is trying to get vaccines to pharmacists like Bhatti. ICES scientist Laura Rosella says the rollout is improving but it's still inequitable.