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“Visible” ethnic communities in Canada during the COVID-19 pandemics
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“Visible” ethnic communities in Canada during the COVID-19 pandemics
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S207054760017859-1-
DOI
10.18254/S207054760017859-1
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Authors
Tatyana Kuzmina 
ORCID: 0000-0002-3113-5296
Occupation: Leading Researcher
Affiliation: Institute for the U.S. and Canadian Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Address: Russian Federation, Moscow
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Issue 4
Abstract

The author turns to the aspect of the development of the pandemic in Canada, which rarely becomes the focus of attention of political reviewers of the COVID-19 strategy of the Canadian government of J. Trudeau – the situation in visible ethnic communities and among first-generation immigrants from South Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, etc. The universal multicultural strategy of the Government of Canada has left these groups underrepresented and, thus, made them marginal from the socio-political standpoint, which resulted in an increase in infection and mortality rates among them. The federal and regional governments” official documents and independent surveys in Canada have been analyzed including the opinions of Canadian specialists in medicine, politics and sociology for the period from 2020 to 2021. Canada's experience may be applicable for planning antivirus measures in other regions of the world.

Keywords
COVID-19, pandemics, Canada, corona virus, visible ethnic communities
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05.11.2021
Date of publication
16.12.2021
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