We hear about a new app that is being designed to help COVID-19 long-haulers. Dr. Sonny Kohli a critical care physician at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital tells us more about 'Stronger Together' which he is helping to develop; Dr. Aadil Shamji of the Trillium Dental Centre in Waterloo talks about teeth grinding; Bill Blair, Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness responds to questions about the government's new bill to limit access to certain firearms; "Diverse Voices Unite" is a video created by Barrie teacher Manon Heran to honour the lives of Black Canadians and features local community members including historian Janie Cooper-Wilson. The two women tell us about the project; Guelph author Eric Walters tells us about "I Read Canadian Day."; Mia Rabson, national reporter for The Canadian Press has more on the federal government's gun control legislation; Mike Harris Jr, MPP for Kitchener-Conestoga talks about his private member's bill that would require school buses to add a set of amber lights to warn other motorists that the bus is preparing to stop; Today is Random Acts of Kindness Day. Laura Deeves who teachers at St. Edward School in Westport and her student Bryn Thomas tell us about 'the kindness sketches' the kids have created.