Clinical psychologist Skye Fitzpatrick offers her perspective on a study by the Human Resources firm Morneau Shepelle that found that around 35% of all supervisors and employees had concerns about the mental well-being of a colleague; Jonathan Walford of the Fashion History Museum in Cambridge talks about what how the pandemic has changed the way we dress; Abram Benedict, Grand Chief of the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne talks about how the pandemic has affected his community and the arrival of the vaccine; Duana Taha is the author of The Name Therapist. She talks about the most popular baby names; Keneshia Grant a political scientist at Howard University in Washington, D.C. discusses impeachment proceedings against President Trump and where they might lead in the last few days of his administration; Why haven't recent lockdowns been effective enough? Family doctor Peter Lin talks about the various strategies being used to battle the coronavirus; Andrea Horwath, the leader of the official opposition outlines her objections to the Ford government's approach to fighting the pandemic; Looking for something to do during the lockdown. Manjula Selvarajah has suggestions.