"We want to save them": Why did a large family decide to move from Canada to Russia?

Stevimir Ercegovac — a former professional track and field athlete and Olympian — along with his wife Karolina and their seven children, literally fled from Canada and Croatia, where they had been living, to the Russian city of Pskov.
Stevimir says that being a large family in Canada is increasingly difficult and unpopular. The final push to move to Russia came when social services began to take notice. The parents feared their children might be taken away.
Now, they are beginning a new life in Pskov: they have received their documents, and in September the children will start attending a local school.
As an Orthodox Christian family, they believe that Russia remains the last ark for people who uphold traditional values.

00:00 The Erzegovac large family  
01:07 Stevimir’s life story: the first move to Canada and participation in the Olympics  
03:10 Meeting his wife  
08:20 Life in Canada: LGBT propaganda and value substitution  
11:50 The decision to move to Russia  
15:28 Difficulties faced on the road  
18:12 Why Pskov?  
19:28 Main reasons for families moving from Europe to Russia  
21:18 Opportunities for children in Russia  
23:37 Level of safety  
24:00 Advantages of residence permits in Russia  
25:45 Plans for the future