The Orillia District Chamber of Commerce is helping its businesses open safely by offering free rapid COVID-19 tests. We hear from Chamber executive director Allan Lafontaine; Barrie city councilor Ann-Marie Kungl is calling for a pilot project that would allow residents to keep egg-laying hens in their backyards; Stephanie Mitton from Children First Canada introduces us to their new program to raise awareness of the mental health crisis facing children and teens they're calling 'Code Pink'; Henry Clarke is a Peterborough councilor who also co-chairs the city's housing committee. He comments on the recent protest by clients of the Wolfe Street overflow shelter; Dr. Kwadwo Kyeremanteng, an Intensive and palliative care physician in Ottawa discusses the calls to reconsider Ontario's stay-at-home order and to allow some outdoor activities and sports; Author Ann Hui talks about her family and the travels that provided the inspiration for her book 'Chop Suey Nation: The Legion Cafe and Other Stories from Canada's Chinese Restaurants'; Economist Farah Omran discusses a report from Scotiabank that says Canada's housing market is becoming overheated because of a supply problem; Once we are able to resume travel, can we do it in a more sustainable way? Chris Choi who teaches at the School of Hospitality, Food and Tourism Management at the University of Guelph describes the toll international travel can take.