Morning North

12-year-old Darius was the first person to call in for the Morning North Mystery Game. With a little help from his dad, he put in a good performance and managed to walk away with plenty of CBC loot from our prize vault. Find out if you could have done the same.

Play along with contestant Mariah from Corbeil to find out how many prizes you could have won from the Morning North Mystery Game vault.

This week Morning North is on location at the Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities convention where Markus Schwabe moderates the leaders debate in the Ontario election campaign, we discuss government spending announcements, feature an interview with North Bay Mayor Al Macdonald, play highlights from the candidate debate in New Liskeard, the story of a racist incident at a high school hockey game, and a Covid-19 update from Health Sciences North.

This week, we talk about the search for a missing plane, evacuations from Kashechewan due to rising river levels, a look at the future demand for minerals used in electric vehicles, some raucous debate from Sudbury city council, and we crunch the latest census numbers for northeastern Ontario.

It was a challenging game for Kat from Sudbury. She called in to play the Morning North Mystery Game without knowing what she was getting herself into. She still managed to walk away with a few items from our prize vault. Have a listen and see how well you would have done.

This week... a Sudbury man shares his plan to swim around Manitoulin Island, the Laurentian University Senate holds a heated debate, Sudbury's downtown master plan turns ten, a couple of first-time homebuyers in Sudbury talk about the high cost of homes, we hear about the "epic" maple syrup crop, and a Sudbury girl wins the regional spelling bee.

This week, reaction to the provincial auditor's report on the insolvency at Laurentian University, a look at the fake news around a tragic crash in the north, passenger train service is set to resume in the region, the Ukrainian Catholic church in Sudbury is vandalized, and a poem about the war in Ukraine.

Claude of Sudbury called in to play the Morning North Mystery Game this week. He scored a perfect five out of five and earned some CBC swag for his efforts. Play along and see if you can match his score on the Morning North Mystery Game!

This week a northern Ontario Metis delegate talks about his visit to the Vatican, we discover a made-in-northern Ontario curling rock, we look at the possible fate of Progressive Conservatives in the north, MP Scott Aitchison takes a run at federal party leadership, and we visit the Sudbury animal shelter which is at capacity with dogs. Plus, in bonus content, what's Karen making in the kitchen anyhow?

Patricia from Markstay took a chance at calling in for the Morning North Mystery game and it really paid off. She won all five prizes in the Mystery Game vault. Have a listen and see if you could have done the same.