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Sharon Gerein

Regina
As seen in: MSN Canada, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBC Saskatchewan, CBDH-FM (Uranium City, SK), CBK-AM (Watrous, SK), CBKT-TV (Regina, SK)
journalist, radio producer, artist. I live and work in Regina, Saskatchewan.
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A lesson to remember: Sask. class builds and sinks 2.75-metre model Titanic

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By Sharon Gerein
| CBC Saskatchewan
When Glen Smith joined the staff of Lucky Lake School 32 years ago, he never thought he'd end his time as a teacher standing knee-deep in leech filled water, literally trying to keep a ship from sinking. Grade 7 student Wiley Bascom — with a leech passenger on his neck — holds up the model Titanic built by Glen Smith's class at Lucky Lake School.
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Sask. couple finds fitness, reclamation climbing hill used to punish residential school kids

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By Sharon Gerein
| CBC Saskatchewan
You won't find mountains in Saskatchewan, but one couple has scaled their own personal Mount Everest on the Prairies. Philip and Michelle Brass (pictured with son Forrest) each set a goal of climbing the Lebret hill 200 times in one year. (Submitted by Philip and Michelle Brass) You won't find mountains in Saskatchewan, but one couple has scaled a personal Mount Everest on the Prairies.
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'We'd try to get a feel for the town': Pandemic project takes couple on a journey, but never far from home

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By Sharon Gerein
| CBC Saskatchewan
Phil and Jan Deutscher of Regina just wanted to get out of the house during the pandemic, but they also wanted to stay safe. The Village of Odessa is approximately 65 kilometres southeast of Regina. (Submitted by Jan Deutscher) This story is part of a CBC Radio special The Year We Went Nowhere that airs on CBC Radio One on May 24 from 4 to 5 p.m. CST. You can find a corresponding playlist by visiting Homeward Sound.
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