Kyle Seeback

Seeback posted media comments ahead of Question Period about the auto sector crisis

A Facebook post from Seeback highlighted his comments to media before Question Period about the crisis facing Canada’s auto sector. The post indicates he was using the platform to criticize the federal response and draw attention to sector decline.

Official parliamentary record shows Seeback voted against Bill C-30 third reading

Parliament’s member page shows Seeback voted “Nay” on the third reading and adoption of Bill C-30 on June 18, 2026. The record does not provide a direct statement, but it documents his position on the bill in the House of Commons.

A parliamentary tracker highlighted Seeback’s recent speeches and voting activity.

MyMP.ca lists Seeback’s recent speeches, including petitions and remarks on consumer and public-interest issues. It also summarizes his recent parliamentary voting and lobbying exposure, providing context on his current legislative activity.

Seeback discussed Canada’s auto sector and the Conservative response in a social video.

In a Facebook video posted in March, Seeback argued that Canada’s auto sector was in decline and that exports and jobs were being hurt. He presented the Conservative plan as the path to expand production and protect workers.

Seeback spoke in Parliament on petitions and several public policy issues.

Parliamentary records show Seeback speaking in the House on June 12, including on petitions and public safety-related matters. The record confirms active parliamentary participation but does not indicate a single dominant stance from that date alone.

Kyle Seeback posted a video criticizing Liberal auto-sector policy and warning about job losses.

A recent social post from Seeback says Canada’s auto sector is declining, with production and exports under pressure and jobs at risk. He frames this as evidence that the government lacks a plan to protect workers and restore production.

Social clip shows Seeback arguing for eliminating HST on Canadian-made vehicles

A YouTube political clip features Seeback promoting a tax-relief plan to remove HST from Canadian-made vehicles. The excerpt is framed as a rebuttal in a media exchange and centers on economic policy for the auto sector.

Conservatives press for tax relief for laid-off GM workers

At a news conference on Parliament Hill, Seeback and another Conservative MP urged the Liberal government to help laid-off General Motors workers in Ingersoll, Ontario. The party called for tax relief on severance packages, portraying the issue as an immediate response to job losses.

Kyle Seeback, M.P.

Conservative Candidate for Dufferin-Caledon, Kyle Seeback, lists his contact information and campaign details[10].

PM has 'a lot of explaining to do' on China trade deals, Conservative labour critic says

Conservative MP Kyle Seeback called the EV deal with China 'devastating news' for autoworkers while noting canola farmers are 'cautiously optimistic'[4].

Conservative MP accuses feds of 'little action' in response to Stellantis move

Conservative MP Kyle Seeback dismissed Industry Minister Mélanie Joly's threat of legal action against Stellantis, saying the government has 'nothing left to offer'[[6]][6].

CBC Hack BEATEN BACK by Conservative MP on NATIONAL TELEVISION

Conservative MP Kyle Seeback discussed a new auto pack proposal by PV on national television[8].

Dark day for democracy: Liberals' move to block ethics investigations should concern every Canadian

MP Kyle Seeback slammed the Liberals' move to block ethics investigations, calling it an 'outrage' and a tactic to avoid accountability[9].

Dufferin-Caledon MP Kyle Seeback responds to Spring Economic Update

MP Kyle Seeback criticized the Liberal government's Spring Fiscal Update, stating that national debt has doubled under their rule and growth has slowed significantly compared to the previous Conservative government[3].

listen carefully: Conservative MP Kyle Seeback told the Commons

Conservative MP Kyle Seeback told the Commons the impact of the Liberal government's reorganization of committees was far-reaching[5].

MPs comment on auto sector sales dip, lawful access bill

Conservative MP Kyle Seeback discussed new Statistics Canada data reporting a wholesale sales decrease in Canada’s auto sector[2].

Dufferin-Caledon re-elects Kyle Seeback as MP

Conservative Kyle Seeback was re-elected as the MP of Dufferin-Caledon, with projections showing his victory just before midnight on Monday[7].

Seeback Criticizes Liberal Climate Targets at IPAC Forum

At the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China forum, Seeback condemned the Liberal government's 2030 greenhouse gas emissions target, arguing it undermines economic competitiveness and national security.

Seeback Backs Ethics Probe into Mark Carney's Condo Bailout

On X, Seeback supported the Ethics Committee's investigation into Mark Carney's condo bailout plan, calling it 'the worst idea' and urging stronger accountability for federal officials.

Kyle Seeback Pushes for Conservative Labour Reforms in Parliament

MP Kyle Seeback, Shadow Minister for Labour, introduced a motion calling for stricter labour protections and increased union representation in federal contracts, drawing mixed reactions from opposition parties.