Superior Morning
with Lisa Laco

Making a very special call...with our Outdoor Columnist Gord Ellis. Lisa Laco tries her hand at "calling moose."

Minor league hockey would be hard pressed to run each year without volunteers stepping up and donating their time. We'll hear from Ron Desmoulins about about a couple of coaches with the Fort William Hurricanes who got involved as a way to stay in the game.

What's black and white and read all over? The answer used to be newspapers... but more and more the industry is struggling. We'll talk to a newspaper industry expert about the pressures facing local papers, like our own Chronicle Journal.

Much has being made of the number of players from Thunder Bay currently playing in the NHL. The city has a long history of sending players to the big leagues.
Jane Chapman tells us about her father Albert Pudas, the first Finnish-born hockey player to play in the NHL.

Red Lake's economy is booming. The gold mining town has lots of workers, and lots of jobs. The problem is, as Jeff Walters discovered.. There are not lots of houses

The economy in Red Lake is booming. But there aren't enough workers to fill all the jobs. Jeff Walters continues his series on the gold mining town

Many of the local columnists who write for the Thunder Bay Chronicle Journal newspaper have been told they will no longer be paid for their work. They can still submit articles but there will be no money involved. Graham Saunders is one of the columnists

The man known as the 'Deer Whisperer" on Mission Island is worried. He says poachers are killing many of the deer who also live there.

The new edition of The Walleye, Thunder Bay's Alternative Arts and Culture Magazine is out. This month, the focus is on theatre

Red Lake is 'the' boom town of Northwestern Ontario. And, it's filling jobs by bringing in people from other countries. Jeff Walters looked into this trend, and we'll hear from past - and present immigrants in Red Lake.