Parker
Royer

I was born and raised in Edmonton. My grandparents built the second house in Caernarvon, and my grandfather laid the bricks himself. He believed in working hard and doing the job right. He passed that on to his sons, and they passed it on to me. I want to bring that same care and commitment to representing our community.

My dad is a pipefitter with the Local 488, and my mother dedicated her time to raising my brother and me. My brother followed my dad into pipefitting, and much of my family works in the building trades. Growing up, weekends were spent outdoors camping, fishing, and quadding.

After high school, I joined the Canadian Armed Forces and served for five years in Canada before being medically released. After leaving the Forces, I returned to school and became involved in politics. I am currently finishing the final year of NAIT’s Bachelor of Business Administration program, focusing on financial accounting and data analytics.

My political involvement began with the Edmonton Griesbach Conservative Association, where I served on the board and worked on the Conservative campaign during the 2025 federal election. I later served on the Edmonton-Northwest UCP constituency association board before stepping down to seek the nomination. I am dedicated to doing the work by door knocking, attending town halls, and engaging with communities to understand the problems they are facing.