Morning North from CBC Radio Sudbury (Highlights)

Mike from Cochrane does an impressive job with the Mystery Game quiz show.

This week a Sudbury city councillor and his wife talk about his cancer, the founder of She Matters, driving a sidewalk plow, the pothole problem in the north, Outland casts First Nations actors, and hauling firewood by rail.

Ryan from Powassan has a shaky start to this week's Mystery Game.

This week Erik White completes and Olympic challenge, the court case involving the deaths of two miners in Sudbury, a hospital stay in a bathroom, a daycare that's been shutdown for two years and counting, help for young geologists and a royal letter.

This week a feature conversation with long time Sault Ste. Marie politician Steve Butland.

Deb calls from North Bay to win some prizes on Morning North.

This week we look at the water problems on the Batchawana First Nation, sexual misconduct allegations at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine, Olympic champion Meagan Duhamel, seniors spending Valentine's Day apart, and the Sudbury library providing house calls.

Olympic gold medallist Brad Jacobs talks about growing up in Sault Ste. Marie and the game of curling.

Norma is a first time player of the Mystery Game, and needs a bit of help to win some prizes.

This week we hear about severance packages at the City of Greater Sudbury, the idea of a new ferrochrome smelter in Sudbury, an accessible habitat for a beaver, fishing with kittens, dentists who are not smiling, an Olympic story, and a snippet from the Morning North broadcast in Sault Ste. Marie.

This week we meet pianist and Laurentian University music professor Yoko Hirota.

Sudbury entrepreneur Maija Ceming is featured this week with stories about being a landlord and a long time volunteer with the Sampo Rhythmic Gymnastics Club.

Martin has a rough start on the Morning North Mystery Game.

This week the fallout from PC leader Patrick Brown's resignation, a coroner's inquest in Sudbury, rezoning for a casino, violence in the classroom, and the Fleury curling rink.

The head coach of Top Glove Boxing in Sudbury shares his life story, from growing up in Copper Cliff to coaching some of the best boxers in the world.