New year, new restrictions. Ontario will return to a modified Step Two of its reopening plan just after midnight, temporarily closing indoor dining and gyms. We talked to two small busisnesses about how they plan to weather the changes. Ontario is changing its pause on back to school from two days to two weeks, as students move to online learning. What does the government need to do in that time to ensure a safe return? Director of People for Education, Annie Kidder, shared her thoughts. From moving schools online to closing indoor dining and gyms, Ontario has announced sweeping measures to blunt the rapid spread of the Omicron variant. Toronto Star's Queen's Park Bureau Cheif, Robert Benzie, breaks down the changes. This week, we've been asking you when you take down the Christmas tree and what you do with it afterward. Well, consider donating that tree and providing a festive feast for some grateful goats. We learned more from Tracey Schindler, a farmer in the Kawartha Lakes. It's been a rough ride for retailers and now, it's back to further capacity limits. Were the holidays enough to help boost bottom lines? We asked retail analyst Doug Stevens about that and the dreaded holiday returns. Ontario says there were more than thirteen thousand new cases of COVID yesterday. But that number is wildly underestimating the actual amount. We talked to Eric Arts about the problem with our COVID data. A new CBC comedy is transporting audiences back in time to Newfoundland in the 1980's. It finds the humour in the coming of agae story of one of Canada's favourite comedians, Mark Critch. We talked to Co-creator Tim McAuliffe about Son of a Critch which debuts tonight.