Morning North

This week we examine sewer pollution in our northern waterways, we discuss French language services in Ontario, we get some insight into the casino business, the story of an organ recipient, a big drug bust in North Bay, and changing place names to traditional indigenous names.

Debbie listens to Morning North, most days. See how much she paid attention in this weekly game show.

Dr. Kona Williams is the first indigenous forensic pathologist in Canada. She just started working at Health Sciences North in Sudbury.

It was a bit of a challenge for our Morning North Mystery Game contestant Louis, but he still managed to snag a few prizes from the CBC Vault.

This week a feature interview with long time Sudbury artist Charlie Rapsky.

This week the CEO of Health Sciences North talks about layoffs at the hospital, Ontario Finance Minister Vic Fedeli on the province's financial plan, students at Laurentian University vote on fees, the mayor of Timmins says farewell, we visit the Sexual Violence road show, and the world's best maple syrup.

This week Leslie of Sudbury tries her best to win some CBC prizes.

A feature interview with long time Timmins City Councillor and former Mayor Michael Doody.

Andrew from Blind River hopes to win a CBC toque in our weekly news quiz show.

This week we hear about a couple of new schools being built in northern Ontario, a look at the appeal process for the Kingsway Entertainment District, remembering the Armistice from 1918, an interview with Jesus Christ, and a 98 year old veteran of World War II.