Here in Ontario the the province's science advisory panel declared that the pandemic is 'completely out of control'. So how effective have medical authorities and the government been in communicating the risks of COVID-19? We ask Rob Steiner, an Assistant Professor in the journalism program at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health in Toronto who is also a member of the science advisory panel; Carlyn Moulton is the owner of the Oeno Gallery in Bloomfield. She tells us about their current exhibit "Negotiating Diaspora: From the Personal to the Universal" which features work by artists who have begun new lives here in Canada; The CBC's Janyce McGregor reports on concerns brought forth by employees at the Royal Milk Plant in Kingston; Journalist Barbara Woolsey explains how in Nordic countries Wednesday is also know as 'Little Saturday'; Michelle Rose and two friends have dubbed themselves the Three Ice Chicks because of their custom of taking daily dips in the Muskoka River; Our books columnist Tara Henley talks with author Camilla Gibb about her new book, 'The Relatives'; Doris Grinspun of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario tells us about their new survey on the effects of the pandemic on the work and well-being of registered nurses, nurse practitioners and nursing students; Nic Van Beurden of the Barrie Cycling Club talks about the shortage of bikes and parts.