The comments have been made between November 2002 and April 2003 about his work on the Sue Thomas F.B.Eye series.

"Yes, I do skate, I love hockey, my brother in law plays on the Boston Bruins (an NHL hockey team).
Mr. Bisson is my Dad, I prefer Yannick. People really close to me, like my wife, call me Yan."

"We shoot Monday to Friday, for 2-3 months at a time, usually anwhere from 10-15 hour days. Then take breaks from one week to three and a half weeks at Christmas. I have a home in Toronto, because that's where I lived anyway, as did Ted (who plays Myles) and Tara. As for the rest of the cast, I am not sure.
I alsways eat fast food anyway...wheter I am filming or not."

"I wish my kids thought my job was as cool as you do, but they really don't care. You know how kids are...my oldest daughter is almost 14, and every other actor on the planet is cooler than I am to her. My middle daughter is almost 12, and unless I get on Seventh Heaven/Amanda Show/or Reba...she also could care less. My youngest daughter is 6, she however would hang out on set with dad, if mom would let her skip school."

"Yes I love hockey. I wish I could have been a pro hockey player, but I moved to Florida when I was a kid, back before there was any hockey there!"

"The Wings were my favorite team for years as my brother-in-law is Martin Lapointe, now it's (you guessed it) Boston."

"I'm 5'11 with my socks on and as far as I know it has never played a factor in my job other than other than being average and therefore enabling me to portray a large range (read ethnicities and ages) of characters.
Picking a favorite actor or actress has always been tough for me, a little like asking an architect what his favorite building is. It's not just the actor, it's the role. How about Steve Mcqueen in "The Great Escape"?"

"Jack Williams is just one of the many names that my character had prior to shooting. The reason this stuff changes is due to legal clearance issues (e.g. bad guy in a show named joe shmoe out of Buffalo and next thing you know your local butcher is getting funny looks."

"The first time I ever saw Shantelle, I was 15 and so was she. She worked in a Baskin Robins and my friend Bruce introduced us. I almost fell over. I made a mental note right then that IF I were ever to get married, somewhere WAAAAYYY down the line, I would have to find I girl like her, because there was no way SHE would ever be interested in me.

She wasn't.

18. I'm out on a Pepsi audition and guess who strolls in? Lady Godiva and she says to me: "Oh, sorry, I kept you waiting". I haven't seen her in 3+ years. I'm thinkin': "Who does she thing she is?" I must have had a strange look on my face because she said: "Didn't they tell you? We're reading for this ad together and playing boyfriend and girlfriend." Einstein: "You're an actress?" Godiva: "Yeah, have been for years. We are with the same agent. Didn't you know?"

Well, I never did get that ad.


But I got the girl.

"For starters, how the heck are ya? I'm doing great Jack is only a bit like me, I'm far less serious...and not nearly as cool. No, really! He also dresses...kinda funny, wears makeup and someone does his hair...nothing like me. But He's not bad, I guess."

"This puts me in an akward position...I say "all the best, Get better soon, Hope you feel better, Merry Christmas, etc..." BUT Jack says "Get a doctor in here! Fix that girl up and quit messin' around or heads are gonna roll!!!"
but then someone out there might think that's harsh "

"My very good friend Rick is headlining at the MGM in EFX but it is wrapping up on new years eve. Last time I was there I saw his show on his invite and we also visited at his home in Malibu. Guess what else I did while in L.A. that trip? You Guessed it: Read for STFBI."

"I would never allow for some automated thingy to do this type of thing for me. Fans mean to much to me. I guess the day may come that I may only be able to do occasional newletters because of time but until then...
I do love a many foods but I think I mentioned previously my love of the burrito "

"I grew up Montreal and Toronto. I swam, played hockey, football and baseball, my fave thing has always been downhill skiing."

"The expression is "it's a dog's life" and believe me, that applies to everything. If I could trade places with a dog I would pick one that does not have to work: like my dog, or my buddy Rick's dog...both enjoey chauffeurs, warm trailers on set, chicken and rice for lunch, along with a comfy couch and complete control of the remote without any labour envovled"

"Winfield is a big goofy Dalmatian. He's 10 and eats houses."

"Yes I have always looked a fair bit younger than my age. I'm sure it will be a plus someday but for now I'll keep carrying my ID, just in case."

"I remember my years of high school with a large mix of emotions, many of them not great.
I was a ninety pound little freckled faced geek, I moved around a lot as a kid and often was "the outsider". My parents always stressed equality, diversity and acceptance. So, I often hung out with the "less popular" groups and therefore was left out of the "IN" crowd.
I'm happy things turned out the way they did, though. How productive a member of society can you become if all you learned in high school is how to be the best at excluding others?"