Morning North

Jim from North Bay took a shot at playing the Morning North Mystery Game this week. He was ready, taking all of the prize available in the CBC Vault. Have a listen and find out if you could have done the same.

This week, a Sudbury woman who's life was turned upside down after a brain bleed, putting a number on regreening, the ecological impact of the Parry Sound 33 forest fire, businesses prepare to reopen during the pandemic, and a scholarship in memory of northern entrepreneur Steve Matusch.

This week's contestant on the Morning North Mystery game was Casey from Sudbury. He was able to answer most of the questions on our weekly quiz, but one in particular did stump him. Have a listen and find out how well you would have done.

This week, masks are made mandatory inside businesses in Sudbury, we hear from Timmins MPP Gilles Bisson, we mark the 10th anniversary of the end of the year-long strike at Vale in Sudbury, the town of Killarney marks its bi-centennial, and an interview with the founder of the Espanola Little Theatre, Sharon Sproule, on her 90th birthday.

Karen from Sudbury went 5 for 5 in the Morning North Mystery Game this week. She picked up all the prizes on offer in the CBC vault. Could you have done the same? Have a listen and find out.

This week, the story of a plane crash in northern Ontario in 1959, Manitoulin Island gets a Tim Hortons restaurant, a big bug swarming in Sudbury, research into quartz, and a made-in-Sudbury version of O Canada.

It wasn't quite a clean sweep, but our contestant Tim managed to score a good number of prizes on this week's edition of the Morning North Mystery Game. You can play along and find out how well you would have done.

This week, a shocking story of abuse at a long term care home, a man finally gets to visit his wife at Pioneer Manor, the provincial ban on singing, needles discarded in Sudbury's Bell Park, an Indigenous history lesson and a Chelmsford high school valedictorian.

We managed to stump Dan from Wawa a couple of times on this week's edition of the Morning North Mystery Game. Maybe you could have answered those questions. Have a listen and find out.

This week, Vic Fedeli, the Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade talks about the reopening of the Ontario economy, we look at the fight to keep the film and theatre program at Thorneloe University, why the library at Atikameksheng First Nation is full of food, an interview with Dawn Madahbee Leach... winner of an Indspire Award, a family in Sudbury struggling with a sick son, and the technology inspired by the science fiction show Star Trek.