Town Profile



		Mayor Ansgar Tynning
		I came to Kyle in the spring of 1959 to start my own business and have remained here ever since. I got married after moving to Kyle and then my wife and I raised our three children here. After more than forty one years in business I retired, but my wife and I continue to make our home right here in Kyle. From experience, I recommend with confidence, Kyle as a great place to work or to operate your own business, a great place to raise a family and also a great place to retire. It has been my privilege to serve as mayor of our town for more than twenty years and I am very proud of what our community has to offer. Kyle is conveniently located by No. 4 highway, about 45 minutes north of Swift Current and two hours from Saskatoon. Kyle has all the resources for quality family life. A real plus for our community, is an abundant supply of very high quality drinking water. Kyle has a good assortment of local businesses to serve your daily needs; you will find them listed on our site. I invite you to tour our website and then come and explore our community. If I or other members of council, or our town staff can be of any assistance to you, please contact our town office, we look forward to hearing from you.

		Councilor James Reid
		I am a retired mechanic and farmer. I am married to Valerie and we have two sons. I have served on Kyle Town Council for one term.


		Councilor Barb Pierce
		Hello, my name is Barb Pierce. I have been a resident of Kyle for 20 years. My husband Alf and three boys moved from Bulyea Saskatchewan to Kyle in July 1987, where Alf was employed with the Saskatchewan Wheat Board. In Nov 1987 I became employed with Sask Housing Authority at Kyle. I was employed there for 18 years and have since retired in December 2005. I now have my own cleaning business. I am also a member of the Royal Purple of Canada, the Royal Canadian Legion and have been on Town Council for 3 terms.

		Councilor Pat Sumner
		Sask. born and bred. Moved to Kyle in January 2006 from Okotoks, Alberta. Pat's background for several years was as a floral designer, instructor and business owner in Calgary. Now semi retired living in Kyle. Joined Kyle Economic Development Board in 2008. Became a member of the Kyle Town Council in November 2009.

		Councilor Garry Sisson
		Verginia and Garry left Calgary in 1999 and retired to Simson to a quite life of retirement. Virginia went to ministry and I was her driver until cancer. Now I live in Kyle which is a really friendly town to live in as the new thing that going to happen are going to make it better. I like fishing and golfing and fixing things.

		Councilor Crystal Imrie
		I originally hail from Slave Lake Alberta, I have been a part of the Kyle community since June 1999. I completed all my grade school and high school in Slave Lake, and I have a diploma in Recreation Administration from Red Deer college and a bachelor of Arts degree in Recreation Administration from the faculty of Physical Education & Recreation from the University of Alberta. I worked as the Recreation Director in Kyle until 2002 when I took on an 18 month project with the Heartland Health Region as the active living coordinator. Currently I live in Kyle with my husband Daryl Imrie and our two children, Jackson and Jorja. I am one of three new members of council elected in Oct 2006. I am a member of the community services committee, economic development, chamber of commerce and Southwest REDA. I also volunteer with the Kyle Elks Senior Hockey Club and I run a home based business, Imries Images and Graphics.


	2010 Town Of Kyle Council Members and Staff


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