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Joan from Kagawong took a shot at playing the Morning North Mystery Game. Five prizes were available to win from the CBC Prive Vault. How many did she win? Have a listen and find out.

This week neighbours complain about a transitional housing and drop-in shelter in Sudbury. Meantime, we visit a new transitional housing complex and overnight shelter in North Bay. We also hear about Kinmetrix Arc: a Sudbury tech start-up that is developing a device to help athletes avoid concussions, and Morning North producer Erik White forages for fiddleheads.

Our Morning North Mystery Game contestant managed to win all five of the prizes to be claimed from our prize vault. Play along and find out if you could have done the same.

This week we take Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie for lunch at Deluxe Hamburgers in Sudbury, a man from Mattawa gives away 500,000 trees, we learn about invasive plants found at greenhouses, and a northern chicken lays a giant egg.

Listen as our contestant Dennis plays our weekly quiz, the Morning North Mystery Game, taking a shot at winning up to 5 prizes from the CBC prize vault.

This week we meet some homeless people in Sudbury, Robinson Huron First Nations look at how to divy a 10 billion dollar settlement, the provincial government dissolves town council in Black River Matheson, a look at the high cost of baby formula, and an update on the reintroduction of elk in northern Ontario.