Can I take a canadian macbook pro to the UK and use it with a UK magsafe power lead?

I am moving to canada for 6 months and want to get a macbook pro over there. Will I have any power conversion problems when I bring it back to the UK? Can I use a UK magsafe macbook pro power lead without any changes or problems?

The only differences I can see between the Canadian English and British keyboards is the mapping of  the alt and shift+alt modifiers to the symbols and diacritical marks, and there are few differences even there.
If you go to;
System Preferences > Language and Text > Input Sources tab. Top of the left column, tick (check) "Keyboard and Character Viewer", Bottom of window next to search field, tick "Show input menu in menu bar"
and; System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard tab; tick "show keyboard and character viewers in menu bar"
You can use the the input menu to switch between layouts at will and use the keyboard viewer to see the differences.

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