Canada

Canada is a free, prosperous, and strong nation valued for its political stability, economic diversity and protection of its citizen's rights.
People of different religions and ethnicities live in all parts of Canada.
New immigrants can earn on average of $25,000 to $70,000 annually.
High income coupled with the fact that Canada has a comparatively inexpensive cost of living makes Canada a very attractive option to prospective immigrants.
In Toronto and Vancouver, which are amongst the most expensive cities in the country a 2 bedroom apartment can rent from C$ 6,000 to C$ 8,500 per year and a 3 bedroom house or apartment can rent anywhere from C$ 10,000 to C$ 20,000 per year. Other cities are relatively cheaper than this.
Basic health coverage is free of charge in most provinces and the quality of the health care available is excellent.
Furthermore, the Canadian federal government provides financial assistance to families with children including new migrants.
Up to secondary level, school is free of charge for all students in Canada.
At the post-secondary level, Students are expected to pay a minimal tuition fee.
Canadian Universities and colleges are far more affordable with Canadian citizens and residents paying between C$ 2,500 and C$ 5,000 whereas the average international student will pay between C$ 8,000 to C$ 20,000 per year. It is clearly far more advantageous to study in Canada as a permanent resident as you will benefit from the lower fees and the various scholarships and grants offered.
Once you are settled in Canada, you can sponsor your relatives so they too can live in Canada. Also, if you have relatives already in Canada, they can sponsor you.
FYI - the national sport of Canada is ice hockey during winter and lacrosse during summer.