Kyle Seeback
- Born
- August 19, 1970
- Career
- Employee at Simmons Da Silva & Sinton LLP, Lawyer
- Political Experience
- MP for Brampton West (2011-2015), MP for Dufferin—Caledon (2019-)
- Notable
- Private member bill C-242 adopted in 2023.
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Business & Financial Interests
Before entering federal politics, Kyle Seeback worked as a lawyer. His legal practice reportedly focused on corporate, commercial, and real estate law.
Key Relationships & Connections
During the 2020 Conservative Party leadership race, Kyle Seeback served as a co-chair for Erin O'Toole's successful campaign. Following the election, O'Toole appointed Seeback to his shadow cabinet, first as the critic for International Trade and later for Environment and Climate Change.
Public Controversies
In 2020, during the Conservative leadership race, Kyle Seeback, acting as a co-chair for Erin O'Toole's campaign, distributed an email to party members. The email, presented as being from a "whistleblower," accused rival Peter MacKay's campaign of improperly accessing O'Toole's campaign data. The MacKay campaign denied the allegations, calling the email a false and desperate tactic. In 2022, a video circulated showing Seeback telling a constituent he was "proud to be an unvaxxed" Member of Parliament. He later clarified his statement, explaining that he was in fact vaccinated but was expressing his opposition to vaccine mandates and his pride in standing with those who chose not to be vaccinated.
Where Kyle falls on key policy spectrums
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Kyle Seeback won with 42,458 votes (60.1%)
Total votes cast: 70,595
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