Its extremely difficulty for us Brit's to move to America due to Greencards and such. Although it might be different in Canada.

My lifelong dream has been to move to New York or LA. It'll be possible one day, probably not until I retire though.

Being a Canadian is ALOT easier then being American for sure, you do need to know the constitution, but i don't think Canada is quite as sticky, but ya never know, the Prime Minister is a real fuck face.

I wouldn't mind being a live in with Dual Citizenship, 6 Months in Canada and 6 Months in the U.S wouldn't mind that at all.

RCMP have a 6 month training period at the depot in alberta, City Police have 10-12 month training course in Canada, what does FTO stand for?

That's the standard Police "Academy" course that all recruits have to go through; Municipal and Provincial Police have a 5-6 month course that they attend.

After completing the initial recruit training, new officers are paired up with a "Coach Officer" (FTO) for at least 6-10 weeks. It is only after the final evaluation of the Coach Officer can a new officer be certified to work idependantly and only after their probation period (one to a year and a half) are they eligible to receive the "benefits" of their employee service plan.

Well, I've been looking at pictures that they have put up, and they look so old. I'd stick out like a sore thumb. :/