Charlie Pinkerton, of iPolitics joins us from Kingston with update on the parliamentary committee hearings into the controversy into the federal government's relationship with the charity WE; CBC reporter Angela Gemmill learned from experts just how critical ventilation - or the lack of it - can be to the transmission of the coronavirus; Joseph Quigley, a reporter with The Highlander in Haliburton offers local perspective in the aftermath the police shooting of a 73-year old man who was allegedly involved in an altercation at a local grocery store; Alexandra Anderson of the organization 'Camping in Ontario' tells people what to expect when they visit a campground this summer; Dasantila Golemi-Kotra is an associate professor at York University who specializes in the biology of microbial infections.She describes some the risks with respect to the coronavirus that people might face if they choose to visit a bar; Artist Sherry Crawford previews a drive-by exhibition she has organized that will feature an important and seldom seen work by the late Norval Morriseau; Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti, an infectious disease physician at Trillium Health Partners in Mississauga, explains the value of keeping a contact tracing log; Actor Alice Moran previews the new mockumentary "Decoys" that premieres today on CBC Gem.