The Canadian Institute For Health Information has taken a look at substance use and how often it led to hospitalization during the first months of the pandemic. Spokesperson Alex Maheux tells us about what they've learned; Why are the Premier and his ministers raising the issue of restricting incoming international travel? Our Queen's Park reporter Mike Crawley suggests that they may be trying to deflect some of the responsibility for the third wave of the pandemic on to the federal government; An outbreak has been declared in Belleville General Hospital's ICU unit. Stacey Daub, the CEO of Quinte Health Care updates us on the situation; Mother's Day is this coming Sunday, but stepmothers are often forgotten in the celebration. Aimee Allen tells us how her experience led her to form the Happy Stepmoms group in Barrie; Family doctor Peter Lin addresses the controversy that was created when NACI suggested there may be 'preferred' types of vaccines; Health Canada has announced that the Pfizer vaccine is safe for kids as young as 12. We get reaction from Dr. Vicky Fera an pediatric infectious disease physician at Markham Stouffville Hospital, and an E-R doctor at The Hospital for Sick Children; Andrew Fazekas, 'The Night Sky Guy' explains how refrigerator-size chunks of a Chinese rocket may soon come hurtling down to earth.