Since graduating from the University of Calgary and interning for the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada in Ottawa in 2015, Kyle has accrued nearly a decade of progressive municipal planning experience, beginning in his hometown of Westlock, then the City of Lacombe, five years with Smoky Lake County, and most recently, Sturgeon County.

Kyle led a successful intermunicipal initiative to see 718km of kisiskâciwani-sîpiy (North Saskatchewan River) in Alberta designated under the Canadian Heritage Rivers System, contributing to conservation, stewardship, and celebration of the river’s exceptional values for future generations.

In 2024, Kyle was a co-recipient of a rare Alberta Professional Planners Institute (APPI) Award for Planning Excellence and the Alberta Minister’s Award for Municipal Excellence, also receiving an Alberta Heritage Award for Awareness and the King Charles III Coronation Medal for public service to Canada and Alberta. Kyle also serves on the Board of the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance and the Edmonton Historical Board (term 2024-26). He also volunteers with and is Membership Co-chair of the Edmonton Regional Search and Rescue Association (ERSARA).