
AI-generated summary
The number of Russians in Canada who want to return to their homeland is growing year by year; people of different ages and social groups are showing interest.
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The number of Russians living in Canada who want to return to Russia is increasing every year.
People of different ages and social groups are showing interest in moving.
Among the main reasons for returning are the desire to reunite with loved ones, return to a familiar linguistic and cultural environment, and also provide a future for children and grandchildren.
WASHINGTON, September 27 – RIA Novosti. The number of Russians living in Canada who want to return to Russia is increasing every year, and people of different ages and social groups are showing interest in moving, Russian Ambassador to Ottawa Oleg Stepanov told RIA Novosti.
“We are seeing a steady interest among compatriots in returning to their homeland. Representatives of various age and social groups are turning to us,” said Stepanov.
According to the ambassador, among the main reasons for returning is the desire to reunite with loved ones, return to a familiar linguistic and cultural environment, and also provide a future for children and grandchildren.
“People strive to reunite with their families, get into the linguistic and cultural environment of their ancestors, find support in life and values for themselves, prospects for their children and grandchildren... Those who decide to move are increasing every year,” the diplomat noted.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The number of Russians in Canada wishing to return to Russia will continue to grow in the coming months
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