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Samantha Maciag

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As seen in: CBC Saskatchewan, MSN Canada, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBKR-FM (Regina, SK), Global News, National Post, Waterloo Region Record, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON), Times Colonist, Lethbridge Herald, Brampton Guardian and
šŸ“ŗ Host @CBCSask News at 6 & 11. FormeršŸŽ™host @CJMENews. @UofRegina alum. ā¤ļø: books, live music, wine, sports, travelling, plants, outdoors. always #saskproudšŸŒ¾
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Cruise ships, pregnancy and high school: Sask. residents share their experiences with COVID-19

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By Samantha Maciag Verified, Jenna Leith
| CBC Saskatchewan
We know a lot more about COVID-19 than we did when the pandemic was declared by the World Health Organization almost a year ago on MarchĀ 11, 2020. This third instalment of the Faces of COVID-19 features a wider range of casesĀ from all over the province. CBC Saskatchewan's final instalment of Faces of COVID-19 includes a diverse mix of stories from people across the province who have dealt with the virus.
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Rage, fear, and panic attacks: An ICU nurse gets the vaccine after a rough year Original

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By Bonnie Allen, Samantha Maciag Verified
| CBC Saskatchewan
Intensive care nurse Andrea Kosloski describes the vaccine as a "snippet of hope" after what has been a long, rough year. Kosloski gives a raw account of the mental toll of the pandemic, including bouts of rage, crying, and panic attacks. Saskatoon ICU nurse Andrea Kosloski smiles under her face mask after getting the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine after Christmas. She's expecting her second dose on Jan. 18.
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The faces of COVID-19: Sask. front-line workers share their experiences with coronavirus

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By Samantha Maciag Verified, Jenna Leith
| CBC Saskatchewan
CBC News has shared with you the faces of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, but those who have contracted the virus aren't the only ones fighting. Front-line workers have been battling this disease from day one. These are their stories. (Clockwise from top left): Dr. Susan Shaw, ICU nurse Whitney Walker-Ross, Dr. Hassan Masri, advanced care paramedic Travis Bolen and ICU nurse Andrea Kosloski. (CBC) Throughout the pandemic, CBC News is sharing the stories of people fighting against COVID-19.
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