Jeff Cadence of the Canadian Mental Health Association's Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge branch offers some advice to parents as spring break begins during a stay-at-home order; Erica Johnson of CBC's Go Public tells us about their investigation into the use of so-called 'tattleware' - software that allows employers to track the location of their employees; Senator Gwen Boniface of Orillia, the former commissioner of the O.P.P., discusses her bill that proposes to decriminalize certain classes of drugs that are currently illegal; Barry Pakes, a physician with the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto compares the approach we are taking to the contain the pandemic with that of Australia; Jocelyn Leworthy of Barrie is only 25 years old and she has already twice been an organ donor. She talks about her experience and why she thinks it's vital we all consider becoming donors; Omar Khan of the Institute of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Toronto looks at the prospects or the province accomplishing its goal of having 40% of Ontario adults vaccinated by the end of the stay-at-home order; Internist and epidemiologist Dr. Fahad Razak sits on the provincial government's COVID-19 science advisory table. He discusses how we will adapt as more and more of the population becomes immunized.