Morning North

We stumped our contestant for this week's edition of the Morning North Mystery Game a few times. Patrick from North Bay had missed a few segments of the program this week and couldn't come up with the right answers. He still walked away with a couple of items from the CBC prize vault. Find out how well you would have done...

Our Morning North Mystery Game contestant, Rachel, seemed to have a good time playing our weekly quiz...and she picked up some CBC swag in the process. Have a listen and find out if you could have answered all our questions.

This week... a graduation ceremony on wheels, the military helps with the COVID situation in Kashechewan, an update from Sudbury's medical officer of health, how loon populations are struggling, and we visit the only wild animal rehabilitation facility in northern Ontario.

Shawn from North Bay tries his hand at this week's Mystery Game on Morning North. Listen along and see if you can beat his score!

This week... COVID-19 hits Kasechewan First Nation, Sudbury opens its first walk-in vaccination clinic, a northern lodge owner has a battle with his bank, the debate over Sudbury's Kingsway Entertainment District continues, Steelworkers reject Vale's latest contract offer, and a special little library.

Leena from Sudbury put in a good show for this week's Morning North Mystery Game. Only one question had her stumped. Have a listen and find out how many questions you could have answered correctly...

This week... a spike in Covid cases in the Porcupine district, the call for in-person graduation ceremonies, the debate over Sudbury's Kingsway Entertainment District heats up, a labour studies professor weighs in on the strike at Vale, we remember long-time journalist John R Hunt, and CBC podcaster David Ridgen tells us about his new project.

Ken from Onaping was first out of the gate to dial us up for the Morning North Mystery Game. He cleaned out our prize vault. Have a listen and see if you could have done the same...

This week... we visit the grounds of the former Indian residential school in Chapleau, a new book about the history of the Moose River Cree, Steelworkers go on strike at Vale in Sudbury, passenger train service moves forward in the north, and reaction to the cancellation of in-person classes to the end of the school year.

Our contestant for the Morning North Mystery Game kept joking that he was to win a CBC car from our prize vault. We haven't found one in the vault yet, but you can hear what John did win when he played the weekly quiz.