Truckers have been essential workers during the pandemic, but aren't always recognized as such. Elanor Lorden, a steel-hauler from Burlington tells us what life on the road has been like during the time of COVID; Catherine Lafleur, a climate change scientist with Natural Resources Canada outlines some of what is in their new report called 'National Issues'; Ryan Ness is the Adaptation Research Director at the Canadian Institute for Climate Choices explains how the quality of housing can offset the risks from extreme heat; There is a new CBC audio series called "This Place" that takes listeners on a journey through 150 years of history as seen through an Indigenous lens. Host Rosanna Deerchild tells us more about it; Jordan Pres of the Canadian Press discusses federal minister Catherine McKenna's decision not to run for re-elections and the prospect that Mark Carney, the former Governor of the Bank of Canada may run for a seat in Parliament; Infectious disease epidemiologist Ashleigh Tuite discusses to what extent vaccinated people are to the new Delta variant of the coronavirus; Karen Houle tells how Grey Bruce Pride has been marking Pride Month.