Keith Brooks, of Environmental Defence Canada explains why some are wary that a new agreement allowing the shipment of our garbage to the U.S. may mean that it ultimately ends up in a developing country or the ocean; David Sharpe of Havelock tells us about his part in the rescue of an injured bald eagle; Colin, an alcoholic from the Kawartha Lakes region describes how difficult it is to continue without the support he usually receives from Alcholics Anonymous which is prohibited from meeting in person because pandemic restrictions; Bob McKeon of the 'the fifth estate' outlines their investigation into the arrest of Cameron Otis, who was once one of Canada's most important intelligence offiicers; Jacqui Parchement, the CEO of Mercer Canada and Co-Founder of the Black Opportunity Fund offers her reaction to the federal government's funding of Black Entrepreneurship Program; And one-man-band Damien Robitaille tells us how his homemade recording of 'Pump Up the Jam' went viral.