Morning North

Play along with Laughlin from North Bay as he tries to win some prizes from the CBC Vault on the Morning North Mystery Game.

Karen from Hanmer was this week's contestant for the Morning North Mystery Game. She cleaned out the prize vault winning all 5 of the available prizes. play along and see how many prizes you would have won.

Alex from Whitefish called in to play the Morning North Mystery Game. It was hit-and-miss when it came to winning prizes. Have a listen and find out how many prizes you could have won.

Lisé from Bonfield was our contestant for the Morning North Mystery Game. She managed to score four of the five prizes from our prize vault. Have a listen and play along to see how well you would have done.

We had a tag team playing to win prizes on the Morning North Mystery Game. Phil and Lisa had a good run winning all 5 of the available prizes. Play along to see if you could have done the same.

This week despite going off the air (for one morning) we shared stories about a deadly fire at an encampment of homeless people in Sudbury, we meet one of the laid off workers at Domtar in Espanola, Community Living in Sudbury faces a financial crisis, a historic rescue from a smokestack in Sudbury, and Backroads Bill Steer shares a story about a couple of cavedwellers in northern Ontario.

A SPECIAL PODCAST featuring the end of the year quiz on CBC Radio. (Markus is proud of this one)

This week a family from Whitefish River First Nation share a story about the challenge trying to get their tax exemption at a Sudbury store, a look at the falling price of nickel, we take a trip to a skating pond in Sudbury, and we feature a book about guitars (and give you the chance to win a copy!).

Paul from Sudbury was our contestant for the first morning North Mystery Game of 2024. He picked up four of the five prizes available from the CBC Prize Vault. Play along and see how well you would have done.

This week we look at how Indigenous communities are changing how kids from troubled homes are being cared for, a report on how Unified Family Court could help address gender based violence, we hear about a project to discover the people in historic photos from northern Ontario, and an update on the Blue Saints Drum and Bugle Corps in Sudbury.