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After living with his mother for ten years in Toronto, Oliver, 17 years old, moves to Montreal to live with his father John Marsan. He is initially skeptical about his father's research, but when he gets drawn into Laurie's wild, logic-defying exploits, Oliver develops a marked taste for the fantastic and inexplicable. He becomes just as determined as his dad to demystify paranormal phenomena.
An amateur motorcyclist and handyman in his free time, Oliver is also adept at martial arts and many other sports. And if his dietary habits make his father wince (for instance, his unforgettable peanut butter and cheese sandwiches), he continues to beat John during their endless tennis matches.
Annoyed by his new 'little sister' who clings to him too much, Oliver is still the first to come to her aid when she's in danger. Oliver is a courageous kid, but his impulsiveness often gets him caught in rough situations...
Jamieson Boulanger first appeared on stage at age 7, then made the transition to camera four years later. He has acted in many television series and films, including "Are You Afraid of the Dark and "Kids of the Round table". At age 15, he was sent to the Californian desert for two months to act in "Frankenstein and Me".
Jamieson is also very active as an athlete, especially in baseball and hockey. After he finished his acting studies in college, Jamieson was drafted in 2001 by the Montreal Expos club. The Expos offered him a scholarship to study in Florida where he played on a college team and honed his pitching skills.
An arm injury brought him back to Montreal with a different game-plan : to get serious again about acting and to apply to Concordia University in Political Sciences.
His acting work hardly gets in the way of his academic and athletic pursuits. Even though he works full-time on 11 Somerset, he is free to pitch on weekends for the Concordia Stingers. He was named Canada's best university baseball player in 2003.
What's next for Jamieson? A high-school trombone player, he has now decided that he's going to take up the guitar. Why not?!
