In 1998, he played David in "Beefcake", a movie about 1950s muscle magazines and their connection with the gay community. The same year, he won a Gemini in the category of Best Short Dramatic Program for his work on "Nan's Taxi". In 1999, he hosted and narrated a 33-minute docudrama on the consequences of impaired driving for the Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission (AADAC) called "When Choices Collide". In 2001 he played Tony Moressa on the show "Pit Pony" and had two appearances on "Royal Canadian Air Farce" as 'The Clean Cut Keen SportsNet Guy'. From there he went on to "Rideau Hall" in 2002 and had a guest appearance on "This Hour Has 22 Minutes". In 2003, he starred in the CBC six episode mini-series "Jonathan Crosses Canada", in which he traveled across Canada in a Winnebago.