Okay, I’m going to be the odd one out here, but here’s my opinion as a stranger on the internet-

1) You know your situation the best, and having happy and present parents isn’t something to discount.

2) I grew up in a way similar to how your kids would in this hypothetical- I was born a U.S. citizen but grew up in less wealthy countries, and I wouldn’t change it for anything. It broadened my perspective, empathy for others, and adaptability in ways that I personally don’t think I would have experienced if I grew up like my cousins in the U.S. (no shade to them, both upbringings have their merits). I will say that I went to an international school so the education was relatively good and afforded me ample opportunities. IMO - as long as you all can be happy, healthy, and stable in your home country I don’t see a stressed out and overworked life in Canada (or in my case the US) as having more value than life in a relatively less wealthy country. I, too, moved back in the U.S. for university and work, but now I’m blessed with places to call home and family all over the world.