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A dream home – in Russia
Amelia Newcomb
Managing Editor
Russia has long held an allure for at least some North Americans. Maybe they’ve dreamed of a trip on the Trans-Siberian Railroad, or heading to St. Petersburg to explore the onion domes. There are world-class arts and music, not to mention the Moscow Metro. But a place to immigrate to? Moscow correspondent Fred Weir talks to a Canadian family today about what Russia offers to those who declare that they share its core values.
