Former Parliamentary Budget Officer, Kevin Page discusses federal Finance Minister Chrysitia Freeland's invitation to Canadians to consult online about the next budget which she said will be 'the most significant one of our lifetimes'; Jade Wallace, a writer in Windsor tells us how she successfully challenged the Writers' Trust of Canada to eliminate the age restriction for the Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers; Is it time to end for-profit long term care in Ontario? Close to 800 doctors have signed on to a campaign called Doctors for Justice in Long Term Care believe it is; Dr. Sarah Newbery is one of the signatories; As the stay-at-home order continues, how is local tourism being affected? We ask Jesse Hamilton, the general manager of Deerhurst Resort in Huntsville; Tara Henley has some recommended reads; everything from a thriller to a Thai cookbook; Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day. We hear from Lara Brady, a Holocaust educator, based in Toronto. She's the daughter of George Brady, who's sister is the subject of the award-winning book, 'Hana's Suitcase'; Elamihn AAbdelmahmoud, host of CBC's Pop Chat, co-host of Party Lines and Podcast Playlist previews Hot Docs Podcast Festival which begins today online.