Morning North from CBC Radio Sudbury (Highlights)

Gilles has a slow start answering questions about what was on Morning North this week.

This week we talk about hitting during football practices, a possible school ban on cartwheels, the Reformation of the Christian church, the Sudbury bribery trial, the all season road to James Bay, and a new novel by Rod Carley of North Bay.

Cathy and Brian try to win some CBC stuff.

This week the premier testifies at the Sudbury bribery trial, we meet a Sears worker who lost her job, the wife of a dead miner shares her frustration getting justice, the story of a missing teenager, help for victims of Hurricane Irma, and why video game

This week the Sudbury by-election bribery trial gets underway, a look at the idea of de-amalgamating Sudbury, the opiod crisis in the north, and a new music group called the Cabiners.

This week Justin tries to win some CBC prizes by answering questions about some of the stories broadcast on Morning North this past week.

Soldiers of Odin, students struggle with math, and has the Laurentian Architecture school lived up to expectations?

Big news for the Ring of Fire, Lyme disease found in Sudbury tick, and a Hearst man survives a bear attack.

Rumors of layoffs at Vale, a look at nerd culture in Sudbury, and a lawsuit over a train derailment.

We look at whether Sudbury needs a safe injection site. Also NHL player Nick Foligno talks about the importance of raising money for NEO Kids, and several Sudbury teachers are facing disciplinary hearings for sexual and physical abuse allegations.

Jane calls from Golden Valley in an attempt to win some prizes in the Morning North summer game show. You can play along!

This week a marathon for mental health, Indigenous children wait two years for mental health support, Theatre Cambrian struggles, a Sudbury actor featured in national ads, dog bites man, pollinating insects, and the Sudbury Camino Challenge.

This week there's radiation found at the North Bay landfill, a nursing home in Trout Creek is shutting down, pay problems for public servants, hunting with drones, threatened insects, raining poetry, and a couple of Finnterns.

Luke called the Morning North summer game show with his internet phone from Ecuador, where he listens to CBC Radio online!

The Morning North summer game show challenges one listener to answer 5 Canadian trivia questions.