Rosa Marchitelli from the CBC's Go Public tells us about their investigation into engine failures and fires; The federal government has proposed changes to drug possession laws to help, in part, to counteract the over representation of Black and Indigenous people in the criminal justice system. We have reaction and analysis from Bill Bogart, a retired professor of law at the University of Windsor and the author of "Off the Street: Legalizing Drugs."; David Crombie, the former chair of Ontario's Greenbelt Council talks about the province's plans to make additions in light of their efforts to revive the proposed Highway 413 project; A group of restaurants in and around Alliston are giving their patrons a chance to 'feed it forward' - to buy a meal and bank it for someone needing it; Pamela Stewart, the creator of FIFE4LIFE, tells us more; We are all relying on home delivery more than ever. So no surprise that the plant is running 24 hours a day making cardboard boxes at Moore Packaging in Barrie. CEO Peter Moore tells us how it is; Erik White of CBC Sudbury reports on how ski hills acround the province are adapting to reopening; Mila Haynos tells us about the traditional Nordic sport of snow sock running!