Morning North

Doug from Sudbury called in to play the Morning North Mystery Game this week. He got two correct answers and earned some CBC prizes. See if you can beat his score on the Morning North Mystery Game!

Ann Marie from Goulais River played the Morning North Mystery Game this week. She scored four out of five and earned some CBC swag in the process. Play along and see if you can get a perfect score on the Morning North Mystery Game!

James from Copper Cliff called in to play the Morning North Mystery Game this week. He scored four out of five and earned some CBC swag for his efforts. Play along and see if you can beat his score on the Morning North Mystery Game!

Pay along with Wayne from Englehart and see how many prizes you could have won on the Morning North Mystery Game.

This week, we get reaction to the Pope's apology to Indigenous peoples, a story about a toddler in Val Caron who suffers from a rare form of epilepsy, a look at a non-profit group trying to help homeless people in Sudbury, high achieving high school students gather at Laurentian University, and a Ukrainian man and his mother escape the war in Russia and move to Echo Bay.

You could tell that Brian from Sault Ste. Marie was paying attention to what he heard on Morning North this week. He was our contestant for the Morning North Mystery Game this week. He walked away with all five prizes in the CBC Prize Vault. Play along and see how well you would have done.

This week, we learn that the president of Laurentian University is stepping down, a pregnant Sudbury woman talks about her Jamaican husband's immigration application being denied, a church statue is vandalized in downtown Sudbury again, tonnes of rotting meat is cleaned up in North Bay, and a woman from Constance Lake First Nation finds confidence as a model.

This week... the KED is dead (Sudbury's plan for a new arena is shelved), because of vandalism Sudbury's fleet of accessible transit vans is grounded, we look at violence in hospitals, plans for a turtle-shaped building on Manitoulin Island, the popularity of bouldering near Elliot Lake, and we meet at 93-year-old blueberry picker.

It was a clean sweep for our contestant in this week's Morning North Mystery Game. Connor from Timmins was able to answer all five questions correctly to clean out the CBC Prize Vault. Play along and see if you could have done the same.

It was a pretty good morning for Mark from Sudbury. He managed to get through to play the Morning North Mystery Game and picked up four of the five available prizes. Have a listen and find out if you could have won it all.