Superior Morning
with Lisa Laco

A snap shot of hope. We'll hear how an art project in Neskantaga First Nation is helping youth there cope with the suicide crisis

Just around the corner, the May Long Weekend. It's the unofficial start of summer. Yet there is still a lot of ice on lakes here in Northwestern Ontario. Not great news for anglers hoping to catch walleye at the opening weekend of summer. Our Outdoor Columnist Gord Ellis has a run down of what's happening across the region.

Face to face, finally with Emma and Julia Mogus. the powerhouse teenagers from Oakville have helped bring nearly 20,000 books to Northern First Nations communities.

A national crisis.
We'll talk to one of Canada's leading experts on affordable housing, about why Thunder Bay, and so many other cities are struggling.

Red Cross Power of Humanity Award.
We'll hear from the recipient of this year's award, Larry Brigham

Loretta Patterson is looking for people to get get behind the wheel of their driving simulatorThe PHD student at Lakehead University researcher needs participants for a study on the influence of mood and medications on driving.

In times of natural disasters it's an organization that quickly steps in to lend its support. We chat with the head of the Canadian Red Cross who is Thunder Bay to celebrate the work of this humanitarian organization.

A cleanup that raises some messy questions. Recently there have been efforts to clean up places where homeless people gather in Thunder Bay.
We'll talk about why those sites are important to people... and what needs to be done to address the bigger problem of homelessness in the city.

In two years, the Royal Edward Arms will no longer be home to social housing tenants. What does the future hold for the heritage building? We'll talk to a city councillor who wants to make sure we make the most of it.

An affordable housing advocate is worried that losing more than 60 social housing units at the Royal Edward Arms will make Thunder Bay's rental shortage even worse.