Began acting while in 11th grade

First professional job, with children's theater group

Appeared in satirical revue, "Creeps" in Toronto

First met Dan Aykroyd through Toronto underground theater scene

Member of Second City Comedy Troupe, Chicago (along with John Belushi, Shelley Long, Gilda Radner and Bill Murray)

Joined Second City Comedy Troupe in Toronto

Feature film debut, "The Class of '44"

TV debut as performer and writer, "Second City TV"

Worked as performer and writer, "SCTV Network 90"

First starring role, "Going Berserk"

TV executive producing debut, "The Last Polka", an HBO comedy special (also starred)

Feature executive producing debut, "Who's Harry Crumb?" (Also starred)

Starred in Saturday morning TV series, "Camp Kandy", (appeared live and as a voice)

Hosted and co-wrote "Radio Kandy", a syndicated rock-and-comedy radio show broadcast over 300 stations

Directing debut, "Hostage For A Day", a Fox TV-movie (also acted); did not air until April 1994, after Candy's death

Final released feature, "Canadian Bacon"