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Premier Doug Ford has given regions in the province a few days to get ready. By pushing back the province-wide lockdown until boxing day, businesses in Niagara can still take advantage of Christmas shoppers. After that, many merchants say they will struggle to survive the 28 days. Adam Atkinson reports.

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