Go for the move and do your training in Canada , the other way is long drawn out and you still have to retrain once you get there . It used to be that even hairdressers had to take retraining , as a mechanic with 26 years in the trade , including being an up-grade instructor in the British army , they said they would give me 2 years towards my Canadian license , would not even test me first , Told them what to do with thier piece of paper , certificates do not fix anything , skill does . Colin