Hmm, that is an idea.
I did do a flying course before whilst I was in the CCF Air Cadets. I flew about 10 hours and did a solo circuit, but I was 17 and silly/careless and lost the logbook :/ That's why I feel like I could do it in around 45 hours, maybe a few more. But I will definitely look into doing a few hours while I'm out there in Canada, my only issue being money really. But thanks for the advice, it really helped
One question, if did do let's say 10 hours in Canada, then came back here and did the 45 hours and got my licence, will those 10 hours count towards my total hours even though they don't count towards the EASA requirement?