After a P.E.I. high school student ended up in hospital staff got students together to remind them to take it easy scented products. Rob Dickson creates care plans for people with environmental illnesses. He explains why it is time for all of us to have a look at what products we are wearing.

Islander Mark Stevenson teaches in a Florida community about two hours from Parkland. He says he would quit his job before carrying a gun into a classroom. We talked to him just after his own school was on lockdown after gunshots were being fired nearby.

Jesara Sinclair talks to graduating psychiatrists about what they look for when it comes to finding a job. Dr. Heather Keizer also updates Health P.E.I.'s recent recruitment efforts.

Dr. Matt Kutcher and Liana Brittain with their thoughts and recommendations on future plans for the 'MAID' procedure - Medical Assistance In Dying.

Scott Adams, Wayne MacFarlane and Ernie Stanley weigh in on the problems with PEI potholes.

Juno award-winning children's entertainer Norman Foote, takes to the stage at the Harbourfront Theatre tomorrow evening in a "Pay What It's Worth" show. He is promising a show that will bring a smile to the young and the young at heart. We'll catch up with him.

He already has silver and bronze. We'll catch up with PEI's Mark Arendz ahead of his third trip to the Paralympics He'll tell us about the hard training and determination ...and what the encouragement from PEI means to him.

After a camp for kids with diabetes was moved from P.E.I. a group of parents has come together to offer an alternative camping experience without leaving the province.

Crohn's Disease has slowed Daniel McIntosh's growth but not his desire to be a better basketball player. A recent family tragedy only added to the 15-year-old's determination to make his team and everyone around him a little bit better.

Molly Pendergast and Nicole Williams hit the streets of Charlottetown to find out what Islanders think about this winter's unusual weather.