Morning North from CBC Radio Sudbury (Highlights)

This week we hear of flooding concerns and evacuations on the James Bay Coast, an update on Cliffs Natural Resources plan to mine and process chromite in the north, we learn about Hepatitis C treatment, Sudbury City Council faces budget problems, Sudbury

This week we hear about water problems on the James Bay Coast and Lake Huron, we hear about budget woes in Elk Lake, we get reaction to the provincial budget, Northern MPP Mike Mantha saves a man's life, we hear about midwifery in Sudbury, a mine closes i

This week we hear how a lawyer at the Elliot Lake Public Inquiry hasn't been paid, water levels are raising concern for the Chi-Cheemaun Ferry, Canadian Blood Services cuts their platelet collection program in Sudbury, the town of Espanola considers cutti

This week we heard how several elk are being killed on a rail line south of Sudbury, we interview a Sault Ste Marie Boston Marathon runner about the bombings, flood waters rise in Sudbury, reporter Amy Dodge has numbers on the cost of the Elliot Lake Inqu

This week we learn about a new gold mine near Gogama, the hospital in Sudbury uses a video to improve care, MP Charlie Angus talks about his new book "Unlikely Radicals", we get an update on the Connect the Creek trail system in Sudbury, we hear how bear

This week we visit a church where the pastor is facing charges in connection with the death of his wife, we hear about plans to pipe oil across the North, we learn it's a record year for fur sales, a veterinarian shares tips on what to do when you find or

We get an update on the investigation into a fatal fire in Sudbury, the mayor of North Bay meets about the divestment of the ONTC, transparency and accountability dominate Sudbury city council, we hear about the challenges of being a personal support work

We hear two views on the idea of a casino for Sudbury, Amy Dodge has an update from the Elliot Lake mall collapse public inquiry, we tap maple trees on crown land, Erik White looks into plans for the Sudbury farmers' market, OPP Commissioner Chris Lewis v

This we talk to Brier champion Brad Jacobs of Sault Ste Marie, we listen in on testimony at the Elliot Lake mall collapse public inquiry, we talk to MPP Gilles Bisson about the Ring of Fire mineral deposit, we hear about the winter road to the James Bay C

This week Morning North broadcasts from Elliot Lake to mark the start of the public inquiry in the Algo Centre Mall collapse, reporter Hillary Duff looks at concerns about mineral exploration being raised by prospectors and developers at PDAC, we look at

This week an interview with Premier Kathleen Wynne in advance of her cabinet meeting in Sault Ste. Marie, a story about an unsolved death in Sudbury from 2010, more reaction on the issue of seniors and dangerous driving, we have tape from Sudbury City Cou

This week on the Morning North podcast: reaction to a task force aimed at senior drivers, why you can't buy northern chicken at grocery stores, the search for Sudbury's tallest snowbank, and much more.

This week Sudbury City Council fires the Ombudsman, the OPP warn of wolves in Chapleau, a sniffer dog is brought in to search out bedbugs, we hear about a fundraiser in memory of cancer victim Cristina Rocque, we remember the Reesor Siding Tragedy from 19

This week MPP Rick Bartolucci retires, Megan Thomas reports on Attawapiskat, we hear about plans for a new casino in Sudbury, there's also a move to increase cattle farming in the North, we learn about a possible poutine shortage, dietician Tammy Cheguis

This week we remember former Sudbury MP Diane Marlow, we hear stories from the Truth and Reconcilliation Commission in Fort Albany, a Sudbury man talks about a rental scam, we get an update of the demolition of the Algo Mall in Elliot Lake, Sudbury city c