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Sujata Berry

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Toronto
As seen in: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Ideas (Podcast)
Radio producer @cbcwhitecoat. And a dabbler in cooking, gardening, reading and singing in a choir.
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FIRST PERSON | It's been 40 years since I lost my brother in the Air India bombing. Here's what I've learned about grief | CBC Radio

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By Sujata Berry Verified
| Ideas (Podcast)
Ideas·First Person On June 23, 1985, Air India Flight 182 was blown out of the sky when a bomb hidden in a suitcase exploded, killing all the passengers on board — including Sujata Berry's younger brother, Sharad. Over the last four decades, she and her family have learned how to live with grief.
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Prescription for Resilience: We want to hear from you

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By Sujata Berry Verified
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
We want you to tell us about the kind of challenges you’ve faced during the pandemic, and what you did to find resilience, so we can share it with others looking for guidance and inspiration. We want you to tell us about the kind of challenges you've faced, and what you did to find resilience, so we can share it with others looking for guidance and inspiration. (Ben Shannon/CBC) We've all faced new challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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How can I safely return to work during the pandemic?

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By Dawna Dingwall, Sujata Berry Verified
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
COVID-19 put millions of Canadians out of work and sent millions of others home to work from kitchen tables and sofas. Here’s how to navigate a return to in-person work as safely as possible. At Leith Wheeler Investment Counsel in Vancouver, receptionist Tanja Bakic works behind a newly installed plexiglass barrier. Experts say employers need to ensure work spaces are in compliance with provincial and federal guidelines on COVID-19 before allowing employees to return.
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