Sharon Dunn
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Sharon Dunn (born in Sydney, Nova Scotia) is a Canadian journalist.
Career
A graduate of
Dunn also hosted CBC-TV's Newsfinal, and Reach for the Top. Dunn left CBC to have her first child, and became a columnist for the National Post interviewing such celebrities as Woody Harrelson, Suzanne Somers, Ivana Trump, Johnny Cochrane, Margaret Atwood, and Johnny Depp.
Dunn also wrote stories for Reader's Digest and Maclean's magazine (her article about her son's scoliosis (Amazing Brace, MacLean's [1]), was a finalist in the Health and Science category for the 2008 National Magazine Awards). She has also been syndicated by The New York Times.
Dunn's husband was renowned horse breeder, John Sikura, who died in 1994.[2] They have two sons.
Personal life
Dunn is currently a writer living in Toronto, Ontario. She was in a much publicized relationship with Mike Harris when he was premier of Ontario.[3]
References
- ^ Amazing Brace on Maclean's
- ^ "Death of prominent horsebreeder was accidental - coroner", CBC News, January 21, 2002
- ^ "The made-for-TV mover", The Globe and Mail, September 5, 2000