Morning North

The Morning North Mystery game is our weekly quiz with questions based on some of the stories we cover. It's an opportunity to win some CBC swag. It was a challenging game for our contestant Matt from Copper Cliff. Have a listen and see how many prizes you could have won.

Our first edition of the Morning North Mystery Game for 2023 featured contestant Anne from Sudbury. While she didn't clean out our prize vault, she had a good run just the same. Have a listen and see how well you would have done.

This week the story of a two-year-old boy saved from choking at a restaurant, we hear about a couple of mining projects in the Sudbury area, the writer's guild wants stories about the superstack, the first National Ribbon Skirt Day is celebrated, and we meet a Sudbury actor in Son of a Critch.

This week we play one of the highlights from our Christmas Card on the Air, Chippewa Secondary School in North Bay changes its name, the president of the North Bay hospital writes and reads a poem, Moose Factory designer Scott Wabano is invited to New York's fashion week, and we meet two northerners on Team Canada at the World Juniors.

The week we broadcast from the Sihk gudwarain Sudbury for Sounds of the Season, we look at how long the accused killer in the Renee Sweeney murder has been behind bars awaiting trial, an old hospital that's an eyesore in Sault Ste. Marie, the new host of "The Nature of Things" Anthony Morgan talks about his connection to northern Ontario, a family from Moose Factory competes on "Family Feud Canada" and we go grocery shopping with a single mother of two in Sudbury.

This week we meet the interim president at Laurentian University, an update on so-called "medieval villages" being built in the north, a North Bay woman shares the challenges of caring for her elderly in-laws, a Sudbury song "Little Skidoo" hits the stage in a musical, and we good birdwatching for cardinals.

It became very clear that Lisa from Sudbury is an avid CBC listener. She called in to play the Morning North Mystery Game and cleaned out our prize vault answering all 5 of the quiz questions correctly. Have a listen and see how well you would have done.

Casey, our contestant for the Morning North Mystery Game needed a few extra clues but managed to go 5 for 5 answering all the questions in the quiz correctly. Could you have done the same? Have a listen and find out.

This week a look at home heating in the north, the mayor of Sudbury talks about hopping on the EV supply chain, the mayor of Elliot Lake faces a political challenge, why your home should be tested for radon, we visit a unique pharmacy in Sudbury, and poet Kim Fahner publishes a book of poetry while dealing with long COVID.

The Morning North Mystery Game is our weekly quiz where one listener can win up to five prizes from the CBC Prize Vault. All they have to do is correctly answer questions based on some of the stories we covered this week. Play along and find out how many prizes you could have won.