I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminology from the University of Toronto, as well as a Bachelor of Laws degree obtained in the United Kingdom. As I pursue a Professional Master of Laws (LLM) in Canadian Common Law at Osgoode Hall Law School, my educational journey underscores my dedication to justice, legal education, and community service.

With a wealth of practical experience in immigration, criminal, family, and administrative law, I offer clients a robust foundation of legal knowledge and the ability to adeptly navigate the intricate web of overlapping legal issues. I take great pride in my capacity to synthesize legal principles and apply them thoughtfully and empathetically. At the core of my practice lies a steadfast commitment to fairness, fostering access to justice and providing results-driven representation that prioritizes each client‘s unique situation. 

My name is Ramnarace Ramnarine, and I was called to the Bar by the Honorable Justice K. Lema of the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta, and also to the Bar of the Law Society of Ontario.
I am a Barrister and Solicitor licensed to practice in Alberta and Ontario. As a Notary Public and lawyer with a rich background in various sectors of Canada’s legal and judicial systems, I adopt a principled and comprehensive approach to legal practice.

I’ve had the honour of serving as a Judge (Member) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, where I held federal (Privy Council) appointments in both the Canadian Refugee Determination Division (CRDD) and the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD). I have also been honoured to show my name on the Great Seal of Canada and Great Seal of Ontario.

Before that, I gained invaluable experience as a Presiding Justice of the Peace with Expanded Judicial Powers in the Criminal and Family Divisions of the provincial courts of Ontario. In this role, I crafted written judgments and delivered bench decisions based on the Criminal Code and Constitutional Law. Prior to this, I was appointed as a Deputy Registrar for the Supreme, District, and Surrogate Courts, as well as the executive office for the presiding federal judges. These varied roles provide me with a unique insight that I leverage to advocate effectively for my clients.