We hear excerpts from yesterday's Facebook Live where our listeners took part ins question and answer session with Dr. Rosana Salvaterra about the pandemic; Our Queen's Park reporter Mike Crawley updates us the province's efforts response to the new variant of the coronavirus; Aislin Mushquash a clinical psychologist in Thunder Bay tells us about her research into the app JoyPop that was designed to help young people build resiliency; Today is Data Privacy Day. Brenda McPhail of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association discusses the threats posed by facial recognition software; Bob McKeown of the CBC's Fifth Estate tells us about their investigation into the allegations of sexual abuse directed at fashion mogul Peter Nygard; Our regular medical expert family doctor Peter Lin marks the anniversary of the first detection of the coronavirus; Teresa Armstrong,the M.P.P. for London-Fanshawe and the NDP's critic for long term care discusses the serious outbreak of COVID-19 at Roberta Place and addresses the matter of accountability; 17-year Jalen Anderson-Clarke of Innisfil tells us how he's taught himself to play classical piano by watching Youtube videos.