The CBC's Peter Duck explored how private industry is pitching in to provide freezers to preserve COVID-19 vaccines; Simon Somogyi outlines Canada's Food Price Report for us that predicts an overall rise of about 3.5 per cent in the cost of food; Ontario's Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Steve Clark who is the M.P.P. for Leeds Grenville Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes offers his reaction to the resignations from the Greenbelt Council; The former head of the council, David Crombie, explains why he felt compelled to resign to protest the Progressive Conservatives' legislation that he believes will limit the influence of conservation authorities; Could you be obliged to get the COVID-19 if your employer demands it? We learn more about the issue from employment and labour lawyer, Sunira Chaudri; Jordan Press, parliamentary reporter with Canadian Press discusses the Prime Minister's announcement that we will soon receive nearly a quarter of a million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine; Ontario Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk talks about some of the problems she focused on in her year-end report; Got the COVID-19 blues? You may not be able to get a hug from friends and family these days, but cuddling up with a cherished pet is an excellent coping strategy. We hear more from Brandon Forder of the Canadian Pet Connection in Meaford.