Now that we're two years into the global pandemic, we've learned a lot about the frailties and limits in many of our health care systems. And when the vaccines started becoming available, we saw a pivot for pharmacies as they became front lines for public health care. March is Pharmacy Appreciation Month. And Allison Bodnar is the CEO of the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia (PANS). They are taking some time this year to recognize the innovations they've brought to the health care system in Nova Scotia. And they're looking ahead to other ways they can become more of a front line partner moving forward.

Who decides when the pandemic is over?

It's not always easy to get the story behind the story. Journalism is about the Five W's that report the facts but to Sheldon, context is key. It's not just how, but how come. In this show, he talks to the people behind the headlines to find out why we should care. And in the digital age, nothing tells a story better than the voice of the person involved, or the people who can look at it critically and speak about it. We hope to tell the stories that can help us understand not just why something happened, but why it matters.