Business and marketing expert Allison Graham joins Craig to chat about how companies are navigating the novel coronavirus pandemic.

The federal government is taking the next step in helping students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mike Le Couteur, Global News Ottawa Correspondent, joins Craig to elaborate on those steps.

American politicians are aggressive on economic re-start. Reggie Cecchini, Global News Washington Correspondent, explains what that could mean for the country. 

New rules are in place for funeral homes in Ontario due to the ongoing pandemic. Dave Pizzy,  Funeral Director at Logan's Funeral Home and Evan's Funeral Home talks about some of those changes.

Lindsay Mathyssen, NDP MP for London-Fansahwe, talks about what it is like so far working at the House of Commons during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The federal response to the novel coronavirus pandemic changes every day. Abigail Bimman, Global News Ottawa Correspondent, joins Craig to discuss what details may be unveiled today.

George Heckman , professor in the School of Public Health and Health Systems examines how COVID-19 outbreaks are so prevalent in long-term care homes.

Reports are saying North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un is in fragile condition after surgery. Dr. Elliot Tepper, of Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, joins Craig to talk about the current status of North Korea Leader Kim Jong and what this means for the country.

Sarah Ritchie, Sr. Digital Broadcast Journalist for Global News, provides an update on Canada's deadliest mass shooting.

Were government COVID-19 projections a little too optimistic? Amir Attaran, professor at the University of Ottawa, joins Craig to discuss.

And, the province has finally reached a deal with high school teachers. Travis Dhanraj, Queens Park Bureau Chief for Global News, breaks down what the deal entails.

More changes are coming to the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit. Mike Moffatt, Canadian Economist, joins Craig to discuss.

It was not a great day for hack doctors endorsed by Oprah Winfrey on Fox News. Craig breaks down the idiocy. 

Can you have a beer with your neighbour in the driveway. Meghan Collie, National lifestyle reporter for Global News, explains what medical professionals are advising.

More financial aid is coming to Canadian businesses. Mercedes Stephenson, Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief and host of the West Block, chats with Craig about what the Prime Minister plans to announce.

Waste left behind by the Middlesex London Health Unit during their move to a new location has stirred up some heat on social media. Ward 2 councillor Shawn Lewis voices his opinion on the matter. 

The United States is no longer funding the World Health Organization. Pamela Falk, CBS News Foreign Affairs Analyst, joins Craig to discuss the ramifications.

The Middlesex London Health Unit left waste behind during their move to their new facility. Kelly Elliott, Deputy Mayor for Thames Centre, voices her opinion about the equipment left behind. 

Dr. Chris Mackie, Chief Medical Officer of Health for the Middlesex-London Health Unit, joins Craig to react to Deputy Mayor Kelly Elliot's opinion to the waste left behind in the old MLHU building. 

Patrick Monaghan, autism parent, discusses what it's like to be a parent of a special needs child during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Kulvinder Gill, President of Concerned Ontario Doctors, joins Craig to discuss an open letter sent to political leaders regarding healthcare concerns and heeding ongoing warnings from front-line workers.

Keep distancing is the message from health officials and political leaders. Craig reflects on those messages.

Trudeau and Scheer have been taking heat on social media over the last few days. Abigail Bimman, Ottawa Correspondent for Global News, joins Craig to discuss the matter.

And, will Trump #FireFauci? Reggie Cecchini, Washington Correspondent for Global News debates on the topic with Craig.