Howard Ramos, Author at New Canadian Media

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Howard Ramos

Howard Ramos is a political sociologist at Dalhousie University, Halifax, who investigates issues of social justice and equity. He is currently working on projects looking at Atlantic Canadian, secondary cities, integration of immigrants and refugees, hockey and multiculturalism, and the social implication of AI and new technology.

June 19, 2020
Commentary/Immigration

Immigration to Canada May Not Return to Pre-Pandemic Levels

The COVID-19 pandemic could derail Canada's immigration-driven economy, writes columnist Howard Ramos.

April 14, 2020
Commentary/Health/Top Stories

Being Counted in Canada’s Coronavirus Data

Stronger data collection is essential to understand how COVID-19 impacts immigrant communities across Canada.

June 16, 2016
Books/Immigration

Visa Officers Largely Bias-Free: Author

In a country where over one in five people are immigrants and far more are children and relatives of immigrants, questions of

May 15, 2016
Commentary

What Refugee Kids Need from Us — Now, and Years from Now

In the fall of 2015, in the heat of a federal election, the country was deeply moved by images of refugees fleeing

March 27, 2016
Economy/Immigration

Research Watch #10: Entrepreneurship for Survival

Canada’s immigration system recruits the overwhelming majority of its immigrants to the country through economic pathways.  Still, many highly educated and skilled

February 17, 2016
Commentary/Immigration

Myth Busting in Nova Scotia

With a rapidly aging population and low birth rate, Canada’s Atlantic provinces have turned full force towards immigration.  Nova Scotia, for instance,

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