GROWING UP - Troy grew up in Saskatoon’s west side, attending Confederation Park Elementary School, and graduating from Mount Royal Collegiate in 1992. Troy credits a lot of his success to the role models he had growing up on Saskatoon's west side. His parents, hockey coaches, and teachers played a big role in who he has become today. WORKING IN THE COMMUNITY - Troy has been serving on Saskatoon City Council since October 2012, he has been an active voice for residents in Ward 4 during his time on Council. Troy was re-elected in 2024 for another four-year term on City Council.
Troy is currently the CEO for Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation. Troy recently started this role after retiring from 30 years in emergency medical services working as an advanced care paramedic. Troy’s dedication and contributions to EMS and philanthropy have been recognized with numerous awards, including the STARS OF LIFE Award, the Governor Generals EMS Exemplary Service Medal, the Saskatchewan Protective Services Award, Saskatchewan Premiers Service Club Award, and the Queen Elizabeth Platinum Jubilee Medal.
GIVING BACK / Board Representation - Troy has been involved in many Boards and Fundraising events. Most notable are his accomplishments as Vice President with Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce. Troy represented Saskatoon with many other North American Cities in China. Troy is currently the Co-Chair for the Downtown Entertainment Advisory Committee, and also serves as the City Council Board representative on SaskTel Centre, and the City Naming Committee. Troy is currently the City Council Lead for the Recreation, Leisure, & Culture file.
CHARITY - Another notable achievement is Troy's involvement with Synergy 8 Community Builders. Troy founded the non-profit group in 2009. The group of 8 bring in sport celebrities each year and raise funds to purchase equipment that will make a direct impact on the lives of children. To date the group has raised 13.8 million dollars and has also helped out several other charities in Saskatoon. In 2017, the group received the B'nai Brith "We Are Proud Of You Award" and were also presented the "Saskatchewan Premiers Service Club Award" by Premier Scott Moe. The website for the group is www.synergy8.ca
BUSINESS OWNER - Troy and his wife Nicole opened a hair salon in downtown Saskatoon in June of 2006, after 15 years of operation they recently closed the salon.
CITY COUNCILLOR - Troy was elected to City Council in October of 2012.