Economic Confidence Report for Alberta June 2026

This report presents the findings of a survey focusing on economic confidence among Albertans, conducted by Leger, a leading Canadian polling and marketing research firm. The survey, which included a sample of 402 Albertans aged 18 and older, was carried out from June 5-8, 2026. The results indicate a cautious recovery in discretionary spending predictions, though overall perceptions of national and household finances remain largely pessimistic. Notably, confidence in the Alberta economy has declined, contrasting with stability observed in other provinces. Key factors affecting consumer sentiment include rising fuel prices, housing affordability, and inflation. The report also highlights that while concerns about healthcare have decreased, inflation remains the top issue for Albertans. Additionally, the report tracks changes in consumer behavior due to rising fuel costs, revealing significant impacts on spending and saving habits. Overall, the findings reflect a complex economic landscape in Alberta, characterized by cautious optimism amid ongoing challenges.