A recent report shows that online versus in-person learning affects children's perceptions of how much they matter. We talked to psychologist Dr. Khush Amaria about how parents can prioritize their children's mental health as they return to remote learning. Ontario students are back to the virtual classroom. What will another round of remote learning look like? We learned how one parent and teacher are navigating the change. Now that the province has limited PCR testing to certain groups, a new website is hoping to gain more clarity on COVID spread in Ontario by getting people to voluntarily submit their rapid test results. We spoke to Elliot Hegel who is the nursing student behind the project. Maybe you hung up your Blackberry smartphone years ago, but for people still playing brick breaker or word mole, smartphones manufactured by Blackberry are no long reliable according to the Canadian Technology company. Ritesh Kotak, a cybersecurity and tech analyst discussed what the demise of the iconic Canadian device means for our technology industry. Need a break from COVID? We can escape inside a great read. Kerry Clare joined us with the books she's looking forward to the most this year. The holidays were not the reset many people were hoping for and with the arrival of new restrictions, finding ways to recharge may seem further out of reach. Laura Cavanagh, Registered Psychotherapist and Professor of Behavioural Sciences at Seneca College, told us about ways to support our mental health during this time. Do you enjoy a good snowshoe this time of year? How about a horseback ride through the crisp air? We talk to Kristie Virgoe, Director of stewardship and conservation lands at Kawartha Conservation, who's calling on us to ditch the couch and jump into all that nature has to offer.