Economic Confidence Report for British Columbia

This report presents the findings of a survey focused on the economic confidence of British Columbians as of June 2026. Conducted by Leger, the survey involved 403 participants aged 18 and older, and aimed to gauge public sentiment regarding the economy and personal finances. The results indicate a stable yet pessimistic view of the national and provincial economies, with little change in perceptions of household finances. Key concerns affecting discretionary spending include rising fuel prices, housing affordability, and inflation. The report outlines that while there are slight indicators of improving future outlooks, overall confidence remains low. Additionally, the report highlights that the impact of rising fuel costs is widespread, affecting spending habits and travel plans. The methodology section provides further details on the sampling and statistical weighting used in the research, ensuring the reliability of the findings.