Medicine in UK or risk it and go to Canada

Basically I have applied to study medicine in the UK, and today received an offer from Nottingham University. However since getting rejected by Cambridge University, I have been wanting to apply to University of British Columbia, as I am a Canadian citizen (and British). Basically I visited the university out there recently and really loved it, it is a beautiful, friendly university in one of the most desirable cities in the world (Vancouver). I have always wanted to persue ice skating to get into ice hockey (favourite sport in the world!) and get even better in snowboarding, which is so easy to do in Canada. However, the problem is that I will have to apply for a science degree for 4 years before progressing into the medical degree, which means I will not know if I am going to become a doctor for over 4 years from now.

So what I am really asking is what would you do in my position?
Also, is it possible to apply to medical school here in the UK, after getting a degree in Canada?

perhaps if you have done a little research you couldve got the answer quicker...

neway, yes you can get another degree elsewhere, either in the UK or anywhere else, and apply for a postgraduate medicine which is 5 years instead of 6. however, you have to have a degree in medicine related subjects like biology, biochemistry, biomedicine etc... and they are very competitive like Imperial I think offers 10 places a year.

and to be honest you seem like you are really tempted to go to Canada but it seems its only because you were rejected from Cambridge.