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Al from Britt was sitting in his cabin with just a radio and a regular phone line. He took a chance and called in to play the Morning North Mystery Game and got through. Find out how well he did...

Another first-time player joined us for the Morning North Mystery Game this week... Brian from Sault Ste. Marie knew the game well through playing along at home. Find out how that worked out for him...

This week, we hear about COVID vaccination efforts on the James Bay coast, businesses reopen in the north, the challenges of university life... in particular at Laurentian University with its financial woes, and some science stories including Mars and Sudbury's SNOlab.

We had another first-time caller for this week's Morning North Mystery Game. Richard from Ironbridge gave it his best shot. Find out how it turned out for him.

This week, we meet a man who lost two family members to COVID-19, we hear about a COVID outbreak at an apartment building in North Bay, the Minister of Colleges and Universities speaks out about the financial troubles at Laurentian University, an update on the smart cameras on school buses in Mattawa, and we meet a contestant in the Great Canadian Baking Show.

Larry from Hanmer took a chance at calling to play the Morning North Mystery Game... and he got through. How well did he do? Have a listen and find out...

This week we take stock of the toll COVID-19 has taken at a retirement home in Sudbury, the mayor of Sudbury calls for a northern Ontario bubble, we look at the lawsuits that may arise because of the pandemic, and Laurentian University files for creditor protection.

Our contestant for this week's Morning North Mystery Game got an A+. She answered every question on our quiz correctly and cleaned out the CBC prize vault. She also shared her experience as a teacher during the pandemic and the impact it's had on her personal life. Have a listen...

This week... we share stories about some of the people lost to the opioid crisis in Sudbury, stories about homelessness, managing northern forests in a new way, council news, enhancing a sliding hill in the Sault, and Olympic hopeful Caroline Erhardt on the 2021 games.

This week... a look at how First Nations are dealing with the pandemic, a personal look inside Amberwood Suites in Sudbury where five people have died from COVID-19, we look at a court case that could have far-reaching implications for Indigenous hunting and fishing rights, the latest on Sudbury's Kingsway Entertainment District, the quest for curling ice, and an art installation in South River that you can experience from your home.

Lynn from Sudbury was doing well playing the Morning North Mystery Game this week, but there was one question that stumped her. She still managed to pick up four of the five available prizes. Find out how well you would have done.

You can play along with Janice from Corbeil. She was this week's contestant on the Morning North Mystery Game.

This week we look at the economic impact of the COVID shutdown, how the Northern Ontario School of Medicine is helping with COVID vaccinations, a tragic story on the dangers of carbon monoxide, school buses in Mattawa are equipped with smart cameras, and hospital foundations in the north cash in on 50/50 draws.

It was a good day for Colin from Manitouwaning. He reached us first to play the Morning North Mystery Game. He cleaned up winning all five prizes in the CBC prize vault. Have a listen and find out if you could have done the same.

This week, we talk about breaking the COVID rules, a northern doctor talks about treating COVID patients, we get an update on Sudbury's Kingsway Entertainment District, a Sudbury store owner is fed up with break-ins, we look back at amalgamation in northern communities, and Backroads Bill Steer goes in search of glacial potholes.

This week we feature a couple of segments from our year end trivia quiz.

This week... northern reaction to the provincial lockdown, Sudbury businesses work together to address homelessness, NHL player Nick Foligno and his wife Janelle start a foundation to help families with children with heart health challenges, and curler Amanda Gates talks about the chance to represent northern Ontario at the Scotties.

This week... we look at COVID related charges in northeastern Ontario, problems with the Laurentian pool, the Minister of Labour on the demand for skilled trades, the search for a new warming centre in Sudbury, news on northern heritage buildings, and highlights from our Sounds of the Season broadcast.

This week... COVID-19 hits Attawapiskat, we learn about rapid testing in the north, the hospital in Sudbury addresses overcrowding, cell phones for sex workers, derelict buildings, and being a snowbird during a pandemic.

It was a clean sweep for Gail of Sudbury on the Morning North Mystery Game. Could you have answered all five questions correctly? Have a listen and find out.