Morning North

This week a dog is rescued from a fire in downtown Sudbury, we speak the Temiskaming Cochrane MPP John Vanthof, and the story of an unclaimed million dollar lottery ticket in Larder Lake.

It was a tough run for our Morning North Mystery Game contestant John. He still managed to score a ball cap and a t-shirt from the CBC Prize Vault. Play along and see how many prizes you could have won.

Play along with our contestant Gino to find out how many prizes you could have won on the Morning North Mystery Game.

This week we talk about the coronation of King Charles, we look at the future of Sudbury's fire department, an update on the EV charging infrastructure in northern Ontario, how drones are used to rescue people in the far north, a community fridge is launched in Temiskaming Shores, and a former Sudburian Christian Overton returns north to perform with the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra.

This week we learn about some of the jobs not being done because of the PSAC strike, we examine the issue of licensing trailers on northern properties, we look at changes to the Mining Act, a diamond mine in the north disappears, and a couple of instructors at Cambrian College debate the use of artificial intelligence in education.

It was a clean sweep for Dee from Gore Bay, as she answered all five questions correctly in this week's Morning North Mystery Game. She walks away with all five prizes in the CBC Game Vault. Have a listen and find out if you could have done the same.

Kai from Markstay was our first caller to play the Morning North Mystery Game. It was a bit of a tough go for him, but he still managed to score a couple of prizes. Have a listen and find out how many prizes you could have won.

This week we update the plans to move the community of Kasechewan to higher ground, Sudbury's Downtown Business Improvement Association hires two mental health support workers, Sudbury doctor Maurice St. Martin talks about the troubles with long term care, we meet the mayor of McGarry Township, and Manitoulin grade 12 student Jocelyn Kuntsi wins a $100,000 scholarship.

Our weekly quiz, the Morning North Mystery Game, featured a listener from Timmins. Krish tried his best to win all of the 5 prizes available in the CBC Vault. Have a listen and find out how many prizes you could have won.

This week northern MPP Mike Mantha responds to workplace misconduct allegations, the interim president at Laurentian University talks about the number of applications, we get reaction to new government rules restrictring diesel exhaust in mines, and we search for treasure in snowbanks.