Remember when CBC introduced their four-host format back in 2017? No? Well, of course you don't, because nobody cares. But according to reports, CBC is switching back to its two-host format — and some people are treating the story like it's breaking news.

That's right. Move over, Newfoundland — you might be recovering from a record-breaking snowstorm, but CBC is making a play for the top spot in this week's news.

Breaking: CBC scraps its four-host format for The National. Adrienne Arsenault and Andrew Chang are made official co-hosts, Ian Hanomansing to anchor Friday and Sunday, Rosemary Barton named chief political correspondent of CBC News:https://t.co/evs7hMNOII

— Simon Houpt (@simonhoupt) January 22, 2020

Naturally, Canadians in every province are taking the opportunity to roast CBC on Twitter — and the responses are hilarious.

One man was concerned for CBC's dedicated fans.

Wonder how the 47 who watch will react?

— Gene Valaitis (@genevalaitis) January 22, 2020

And another person thought that all of CBC's regular viewers would be very disappointed.

I’m sure the seven people that still actually watch The National will care deeply about this announcement.

— Velveeta Elvis (@Velveetaelvis) January 22, 2020

One man thought CBC was trying to fix a gunshot wound with a Bandaid.

Yes, the new National sucks, but the problems go much deeper than having four hosts.

— Bruce Hayes (@brucejameshayes) January 22, 2020

And another user had a few suggestions for CBC on that topic.

Let me know when CBC gets around to verified and provable facts and specific sources.

— Vennell (@Tankingpriest) January 22, 2020

If you happen to be amongst the one-percent of Canadians that tune into The National regularly, you can find more information on the change in format on this web site.