Superior Morning
with Lisa Laco

Even the best need someone to learn from, Beethoven had Joseph Hayden, Duke Ellington had James P. Johnson. So what about young musicians in Thunder Bay? Well, today, they too have a chance to learn from the masters.
We'll hear from two young pianists who are taking part in Thunder Bay's first Master Class Youth Series.

Remember that lonely feeling of looking for a seat in the high school cafeteria? High school students from across the city asked their peers what makes them feel left out.
We'll have the answers.

Young people from Grassy Narrows are walking to Toronto to raise awareness about the ongoing effects of Mercury poisoning in their communities.

The city of Dryden appears to have figured out a way to help solve the doctor shortage .. Nicole Ireland has a special report

We wrap up our aboriginal education series with a look at one success story, an inner city high school in Winnipeg.

Fifteen students graduated from Dennis Franklin Cromarty First Nations High School this week. Jody Porter was there.

Last night's city council meeting in Dryden was anything but ordinary as emotions ran high. The CBC's Nicole Ireland is there and will tell us what happened.

After years of watching their children's education devalued by the Canadian government the Anishinabek Nation is ready to change the system. And they're going to do it on their own terms.

Education as a relationship between teacher and student... We'll hear from an educator who says better teacher training is the key to keeping First Nation kids in school