Lost and Found on CJOB

We've been sharing our "Lost and Found" stories here at 680 CJOB, and we've also given you, the listener, an opportunity to share yours. Here are just a small sample of all the "Lost and Found" stories you've shared with us. 

A selection of the features that can be found in 680 CJOB "Lost and Found" series.

Chloe Calder agreed to take care of her father's cat after he passed away, but when the Selkirk apartment he lived in burned down, Mr. Mouse disappeared. Global News reporter Clay Young tells the story of a happy reunion thanks to the Winnipeg Humane Society.

A lost, starving cat winds up on your doorstep, but you can't track down his owners. What do you do? Global News reporter Christian Aumell has the story of one woman's growing bond with a cat she knows she can't keep, and how that love helped keep the cat alive.

In the second part of this two part series, Susan Doan meets the daughter she put up for adoption decades ago. 680 CJOB's Shannah-Lee Vidal shares how the two have grown close and become family after all these years.

Susan Doan was 16 when she got pregnant and had to put up her daughter for adoption. In part one of this two part story, 680 CJOB's Shannah-Lee Vidal shares Susan's journey from despair and guilt to hope and glee when a connection with her long-lost daugther was recently made.

In early September, Zazu the grey parrot went missing from a home in Oak Bluff West. 680 CJOB's Hal Anderson has the story on the search for the special bird and how much Zazu meant to her owners.

Hayley shares her story of a horrifying ATV accident, what she's lost, and what she is now working to find. 

One half of The Couch Potatoes has put his own unique spin on our Lost and Found on CJOB series. Brett Megarry has compiled a list of his favourite movies connected to the theme. Do you agree or disagree? Let him know: brett@cjob.com

Losing is a big part of sports. For every winner, there is a loser. But there are some teams and athletes that belong in a class of their own. 680 CJOB Sports Director Kelly Moore chronicles some of the biggest losers in sports history.

Ever wonder what happens when you leave something behind at the mall? Global News reporter Christian Aumell got a first-hand look behind the Guest Services counter at CF Polo Park to learn just how meticulously organized their lost and found is.