Here is Yanic Truesdale's biography:
Born and raised in Montreal, Yanic Truesdale launched his acting career at just 17 years old when he joined the National Theatre School of Canada. Upon graduation at 19, he began a robust acting career across Canada. His first big breaks were starring roles in "He Shoots, He Scores" and "The Duval Family," for which he was nominated for a Gemini Award for Best Acting - Comedy Series or Special.
Truesdale then starred in "Mauvais Karma," which landed him his second Gemini nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy. His star power was growing in Canada, and he desired to relocate and work in the states, so he moved to New York City where he studied at the renowned Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute.
Truesdale's very first audition in Los Angeles was for the role of Michel on "Gilmore Girls," a character he portrayed for 158 episodes. He has been starring in film and television projects, ever since. In addition to acting, Truesdale is a successful entrepreneur owning the indoor cycling studio Spin Energie in Montreal, for nearly a decade.