Dr. Kieran Moore has been lauded for his work in steering the Kingston area through the andemic.And it has been announced that he will become Ontario's next Chief Medical Officer of Health. We have reaction from another Kingston doctor and colleague of Moore's, Dr. Gerald Evans, the medical director of infection prevention and control at Kingston Health Sciences Centre; The CBC's Hala Ghonaim reports on easy it is for would-be impersonators to acquire authentic police equipment; Dr. Dirk Huyer, Ontario's chief coroner and a member of the COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Task Force outlines how the vaccination program will proceed and explains the likelihood of most people been able to get their second shot this summer; The government on Ontario has released its response to the final report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Jill Dunlop, Associate Minister of Children & Women's Issues, discusses their strategy; Flags at city halls in communities such as Barrie and Kingston - as well as all federal buildings across Canada - are lowered to half-mast to honour the lives of the 215 children who died and were buried at a residential school in B.C. Chief Stacey Laforme of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation explains why he wants the government to immediately declare a day of mourning for the children who were lost; Sarah Silman is the founder of the Cornwall Gosling initiative. She tells us about a writing contest for kids they've sponsored on the theme of 'Cornwall Joy'.