The CBC's Allison Devereaux shares her conversations with people who are experiencing homelessness in smaller communities such as Goderich to better understand how the housing crunch has affected them; Developing countries lack access to climate change-related research, a new study suggests. Warren Mabee, the director of the Institute for Energy and Environmental Policy at Queen's University in Kingston joins us to explain what that means for the response to global warming and the implications for regions that don't have access to pertinent data; Political scientist Michael Johns discusses some the provincial Liberals' new platform including electoral reform and a four-day work week; Peterborough will continue to provide around-the-clock access to the Wolfe Street overflow shelter. We have reaction from Naomi Nichols from the Research for Social Change Lab at Trent University; Our happiness expert Jennifer Moss talks about managing anxiety - a normal response to the prolonged stress caused by the pandemic; In this week's Ottawa Report, Jordan Press of the Canadian Press discusses the Prime Minister's apology for not accepting the invitation to join members of the Tk'emlups te Secwepemc Nation on the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation; We have further reaction to thousands of young people who congregated in Kingston's university district over the weekend - first from police Chief Antje McNeely and then from local resident and Queen's alumnus, Ken Cuthbertson.