Engaged to a Dual Citizen how should I apply?

[gracrose]

Hey
I'm an American citizen engaged to a Canadian who has a dual citizenship in both Canada and America. We plan living in Canada. I'm a special education teacher, currently working in a middle school in the America. This will be my second year teaching after getting my BA degree in Special/Elementary Education. I would like to work when I move to Canada. What is the best way for me to get my PR? Which country should I get married in, or does it matter? I would prefer to be married in the America, but sources told me that it would be better to be married in Canada, is this true? I would like to be married this upcoming summer. How should I apply? Should I apply for a landed immigration citizenship? I was told that would be the best way. I would work here until all the paperwork is done and have him come here to find a job while my paperwork is going through. He is a contractor and was told Canada would have better work options for him. I'm unsure how to approach this, help!
Thanks!

 

[scylla]

Start by reading the first post in the following thread:

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/spousal-sponsorship-t46995.0.html

It doesn't matter where you get married. You will be applying for permanent residency. You don't qualify for citizenship at this time (you need to become a PR first).