Troy Tyrell
Troy is a dedicated personal trainer focused on helping clients reach their fitness goals. Specializing in strength training and functional fitness, he creates tailored programs to maximize results.
                                    
                                    
            Edmonton is gearing up to host the 2025 World Junior Mixed Doubles Curling Championship. Although I'm based in Vancouver, I reflect on how this event brings communities together to celebrate youth, sport, and athleticism.
by Troy TyrellParkland’s $9.1B acquisition by U.S.-based Sunoco raises questions about jobs, fuel access, and energy sustainability in B.C. and beyond.
by Troy TyrellUrban green spaces cut stress by 30% for city dwellers near parks and boost social cohesion by 15%. Dr. Emily Tran urges prioritizing parks in city planning to combat urban stress and isolation.
by Troy Tyrell & WBN News VancouverThe 2025 NHL Playoffs are heating up! The Leafs break through, the Oilers charge forward, and rumors swirl about a Hughes brothers reunion. From clutch goals to big trades, here’s what’s making headlines in Round 2 of the Stanley Cup race.
by Troy Tyrell & WBN News Vancouver
            One week after the Lapu-Lapu Festival tragedy in South Vancouver, the community continues to mourn. As vigils grow, residents are urged to honor the victims thoughtfully—avoiding plastic-wrapped flowers to keep the memorial site respectful and eco-conscious.
by Troy Tyrell & WBN News Vancouver
            BC’s iconic Queen of Sidney ferry burned near Mission in a suspicious fire, raising environmental alarms and marking the end of a maritime era.
by Troy Tyrell & WBN News Abbotsford
            Top executives prioritize fitness to sharpen focus, build resilience, and lead effectively—discover how health translates into leadership success.
by Troy Tyrell & WBN News Vancouver
            A night of Filipino celebration in South Vancouver turned tragic as a speeding SUV crashed into a festival crowd, leaving 11 dead and over 20 injured. The Lapu-Lapu Festival, meant to uplift the community, now stands as one of Vancouver’s darkest days.
by Troy Tyrell & WBN News Global & WBN News Vancouver