Morning North

This week we hear about plans to store radioactive waste in Nairn Centre, northern businesses say they weren't paid for their services working on a big Canadian film, the search continues for a teenager who went missing in Sudbury 11 years ago, Laurentian students design an award-winning robot, and we remember the tragedy at Reesor Siding from the 1960s.

Malanie from Copper Cliff got a perfect score on the Morning North Mystery Game. She correctly answered all five questions in our weekly quiz to clean out the prize vault. Could you have done the same? Have A listen and found out.

Play along with our contestant Louis from Sudbury as the Morning North Mystery Game returns after taking a break for the summer.

This week Timmins announces plans to convert a hotel into a wellness centre to help people with addictions, we look at the conduct of some Sudbury city councillors, we learn about the artificial intelligence courses and programs at northern schools, and we hear how parents can deal with stress.

For our final week of Step Right Up, our summer game show on Morning North, Steve from Sudbury joined us to answer some trivia questions in our game based on the carnival. Play along to see what you could've won.

Beth from North Bay plays a new trivia contest called "STEP RIGHT UP!" All the challenges are based on carnival games.

Moe from Iroquois Falls plays a new trivia contest called "STEP RIGHT UP!" All the challenges are based on carnival games.

Perry from Gore Bay plays a new trivia contest called "STEP RIGHT UP!" All the challenges are based on carnival games.

This week we go birding with some young people in Sudbury, we hear about Canada goose problems in Sault Ste. Marie, a by-election is underway in Black River-Matheson, concerns about health care along the north shore, and a volunteer from North Bay is collecting Olympic pins in Paris.

Martin from Wikwemikong plays a new trivia contest called "STEP RIGHT UP!" All the challenges are based on carnival games.