Top 20 British Columbia Influencers: Find Influencers in British Columbia, Canada (Oct 2026)

We found 357 British Columbia Influencers in Canada
These influencers mention 'British Columbia' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in Canada. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
10/16/2026
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1. Macklin Celebrini

Canada

Vancouver | BU Hockey

Followers
800.5k
Fake followers
9.95%
Engagement rate
9.77%
Average Reel plays
1M
Audience gender
female
9.77%
male
90.23%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
53.13%
Canada
33.85%
Sweden
2.6%
Italy
1.56%
Russia
1.04%
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2. Amy | Your Gel X Bestie + Supplier 🇨🇦

Canada

♡ Quality Nail Supplies 💅🏻 ♡ 1:1 Mentorship & Nail Art classes ♡ PR inquiries yuuamy@hotmail.com 💌

Followers
268.9k
Fake followers
15.35%
Engagement rate
4.34%
Average Reel plays
516.8k
Audience gender
female
95.55%
male
4.45%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Canada
74.79%
United States
12.78%
China
2.96%
United Kingdom
1.18%
Japan
1.07%
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3. Brock Boeser

Canada

Minnesota.. Vancouver Canucks.. Sioux alum

Followers
156.4k
Fake followers
14.95%
Engagement rate
17.12%
Average Reel plays
48.1k
Audience gender
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
45.97%
United States
39.16%
Sweden
2.49%
United Kingdom
1.52%
Russia
0.95%
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4. stacy

United States

@ginandtonicdestroyer

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5. Daniel Lewis Corr

Canada

business inquiries: dancorr62@gmail.com 👇TWO INCHES👇

Followers
127k
Fake followers
15.04%
Engagement rate
5.2%
Average Reel plays
10.1k
Audience gender
female
54.49%
male
45.51%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
83.18%
United States
7.73%
Philippines
1.14%
United Kingdom
1.14%
India
0.68%
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6. Anneka Camille

Canada

🌊🗻lets get lost🍄🌲 Chilliwack, BC📍 blue collar forest fairy👷🏽‍♀️🧚🏽‍♀️

Followers
121.8k
Fake followers
20.8%
Engagement rate
2.14%
Average Reel plays
23.8k
Audience gender
female
34.28%
male
65.72%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
56.03%
United States
26.9%
United Kingdom
3.1%
Philippines
2.24%
Australia
1.38%
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7. 𝘾𝙃𝘼𝙂𝘼𝙇𝙇 /𝘛𝘢𝘵𝘵𝘰𝘰 𝘈𝘳𝘵𝘪𝘴𝘵-𝘗𝘢𝘪𝘯𝘵𝘦𝘳

Canada

Manager and tattoo artist @dynamictattooca !!! Kelowna-BC🇨🇦 Reach me out: (250)-717-5654📲 98 international Awards 🇨🇴🇩🇪🇪🇨🇵🇪🇵🇦🇲🇽🇨🇦🇨🇱🇨🇳🇭🇷🇸🇯🇪🇸🇧🇷🇻🇪

Followers
113.4k
Fake followers
13.84%
Engagement rate
2.96%
Average Reel plays
2.2k
Audience gender
female
38.42%
male
61.58%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Colombia
60.97%
Canada
22.94%
Panama
3.56%
United States
2.34%
Mexico
1.55%
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8. Bradley Friesen

Canada

Heli Pilot in Vancouver 🇨🇦 with a YouTube channel. Mostly selfie free IG account.

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9. Jason Chung

Canada

i make skits @elgato partner @jaasonchung tech acc 🇨🇦 vancouver ✉️ jaaychungofficial@gmail.com

Followers
106.1k
Fake followers
7.82%
Engagement rate
5.96%
Average Reel plays
103.1k
Audience gender
female
58.6%
male
41.4%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Canada
78.5%
United States
10.28%
China
2.69%
Japan
1.75%
Australia
0.82%
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10. Scottie

Canada

Hey there, bud. Canadian Carpenter Sardonic Leftist

Followers
104.3k
Fake followers
12.15%
Engagement rate
2.91%
Average Reel plays
29.1k
Audience gender
female
55.12%
male
44.88%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
50.56%
United States
39.62%
United Kingdom
3.79%
Australia
1.79%
Brazil
0.45%

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11. Shayla Oulette Stonechild

Canada

Founder & Host of @matriarch.movement @lululemon Global Ambassador Author (Simon & Schuster 2028) 🪶✨Latest Work ↓

Followers
100.7k
Fake followers
17.64%
Engagement rate
2.4%
Average Reel plays
23.2k
Audience gender
female
83.96%
male
16.04%
Top performing Reels
  1. 864k
  2. 🔥 In 1885, Vancouver caught fire. Most people have never heard what happened next. When the flames hit and people started jumping into Burrard Inlet to survive, it was the Indigenous women of the community who responded, led by an elder named Angus Rivers. With the men away working in the mountains, she gathered every woman who knew how to paddle and put them in canoes. 12 canoes crossed the inlet that day. They didn’t speak the same language as the people they were saving. So they sang, loud enough to be heard over the fire, loud enough to guide people to the boats. They pulled survivors out of the water, brought them back to the longhouses, fed them, and clothed them. This is what caring for each other looks like in action. This is one of the stories our latest guest, Talaysay Campo @talaysay_campo shares on the new episode of the Matriarch Movement Podcast. 🎙️ This season “Indigenous Voices of This Generation” we’re talking to Indigenous trailblazers, changemakers, and knowledge carriers who are leading the way while staying rooted in who they are. This episode, we sat down with the co-founder of Talaysay Tours @talaysaytours , an Indigenous-owned eco-tourism company rooted in the teaching “we are the land, and the land is us.” What started in 2001 as a small family kayaking business on the Sunshine Coast has grown into cultural walking tours across Vancouver, Squamish, and Whistler plus an Indigenous apparel line and a skincare brand rooted in traditional knowledge. We talk land stewardship, entrepreneurship, the birth of Talaysay Tours with her mother Candace Campo, reconciliation, matriarchy, and some of the stories that never made it into our textbooks. New episode is live now 🔗 link in bio 🦅❤️ This episode is brought to you by @indigenousscreen x @youtube Canada. Produced by @jaimebeijaflor x @yaletownpodcast #MatriarchMovement #IndigenousVoices #TalaysayTours
    47.5k
  3. They say a nêhiyaw (Cree) child is born with many gifts. The gift of our language (nêhiyawêwin), of life (pimâtisiwin), and of our livelihood (pimâcihowin). 💕🌸✨🌊⛰️🌳 The word nêhiyaw in my language translates to a “four-bodied person,” representing the four aspects of our well-being: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. Which makeup the foundations of the medicine wheel. The medicine wheel is a circle that represents the interconnectedness of everything and everyone. ⭕️ That circle is divided into four sections. To find balance and harmony in our lives, we must first find that reflection within our medicine wheel , within ourselves. For me, right now, that looks like trusting in Creator + trusting in my dreams and visions + learning my language because our language carries a spirit. It opens a doorway that helps dismantle the limited and fragmented ways I’ve come to see the world through English alone. As I learn more of my language, I begin to see and move through life with a more relational worldview. And through that, I cultivate deeper relationships with everything around me that are rooted in respect and reciprocity. Whenever I second-guess myself or feel fragmented, I pray in my language and say my nèhiyawi-wihowin (spirit name). It grounds me in my identity and reminds me where I come from and that name reminds me of my responsibility in the world. Knowing my identity as an Indigenous person gives me a foundation to build from. Every tool, modality, and teaching I learn can grow from there, but without that, there is no solid ground. Setting that foundation is like anchoring into the teachings of the medicine wheel- realizing it acts as an internal compass. It reminds me that I am not alone, and that everything in my life- whether a lesson or an expansion - is here to teach me. Through knowing my culture, my language, and my identity, I carry a sense of purpose that allows me to trust in everything sent my way. 🌞✨🙏🏽 So, here’s to learning more of my language. 📸: @jacky.photos
    9.5k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
64.38%
United States
25.93%
United Kingdom
1.69%
Australia
0.79%
Mexico
0.61%
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12. Ethan Chang 張翊宸

Canada

BC || CAN *+ pov: you’re in my drama 📮ethvnchang.mgmt@gmail.com

Followers
98.3k
Fake followers
6.35%
Engagement rate
8.38%
Average Reel plays
297.5k
Audience gender
female
60.71%
male
39.29%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
39.29%
Thailand
17.86%
United States
17.86%
South Korea
7.14%
Brazil
5.36%
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13. Dylan Godfrey

Canada

Photographer/Videographer Shooter for @thecamwhitcomb @sonyalpha

Followers
95.4k
Fake followers
17.9%
Engagement rate
187.86%
Average Reel plays
870.2k
Audience gender
female
30.1%
male
69.9%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Canada
66.76%
United States
26.59%
Australia
1.26%
United Kingdom
0.77%
New Zealand
0.42%
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14. Mala | Eco-friendly Scented Candles

Canada

〰️ one🌲for every🕯(76k+ planted!) 〰️ as seen in @allure @forbes @nytimes 〰️ 🇨🇦 @indigo @wholefoodscanada @welldotca 〰️ SHOP ARCHIVES 💝↓

Followers
86k
Fake followers
17.02%
Engagement rate
3.47%
Average Reel plays
5.7k
Audience gender
female
92.97%
male
7.03%
Top performing Reels
  1. 187k
  2. 114.8k
  3. 101.6k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
55.36%
United States
31.62%
United Kingdom
1.76%
Australia
1.33%
Mexico
0.74%
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17. Shannon

Canada

📍@ucl neuroscience 💌shannonlawrence.collabs@gmail.com

Followers
77k
Fake followers
11.83%
Engagement rate
12.18%
Average Reel plays
241.3k
Audience gender
female
67.35%
male
32.65%
Top performing Reels
  1. How to become a commercial model and book $10K jobs: There are two main types of modelling - high fashion and commercial. When most people think of modelling, they think of high fashion, where you must fit a very specific “model” look. However for commercial modelling, there’s a lot more flexibility. Here are the two main things casting agents for commercial jobs are looking for: 1. What you look like. Yes, this is still probably the most important thing, but, this is not just being “conventionally attractive”. For some brands, this might still be what they’re looking for, but oftentimes, they’re looking for more than just that, and place more importance on the specific features they’re looking for that have nothing to do with conventional attractiveness. Often they’re looking for (and will state this in the casting call) someone with a particular ethnicity, age, or specific identifying feature such as hairstyle or skin type or persona that is portrayed through their looks. I’ve attached some examples of casting calls I’ve gotten down below in the pinned comments \/. 2. Your acting - even if you have the right look visually in photos, once the camera is rolling, are you able to convincingly become the character they want you to be? Aka are you able to portray the right expressions, movements, and persona they’re looking for in videos on top of photos? If they want you to be a sophisticated businesswoman and mother of three for a high-end property ad, can you portray the confidence, elegance and maturity of that character? TLDR: Looking like a conventional “model” is not as important to book commercial jobs, fitting a specific look + having good acting /skills in front of the camera will get you far! Comment “MODEL” for more tips sent by DM! 💕 #modeltips #selftape #castingtape #commercialmodelling #modeling #modellife #castingcall #modelcasting
    181.2k
  2. How to take a self tape that lands jobs: 1. Lighting!!! Aim for natural daylight lighting, or use a ringlight (I use one 12in in diameter on the warmest light setting, Amazon has these for pretty cheap and they’re good quality). Lighting actually makes all the difference (in my opinion) 2. Shoot horizontally. Casting directors prefer videos that are shot horizontally, they will usually say so in the casting call but this is the standard. 3. Natural makeup/neutral outfit. Make sure your makeup looks natural, and don’t wear any accessories/clothing that would be too distracting, since casting directors want to see what you actually look like/be able to envision you in the role they’re picturing. The exception is if you think you could wear something/ do your makeup a certain way to help you fit what they’re picturing better - then go for it! the idea is you want to look either like a blank slate or already looking like the character / already wearing the clothing + makeup style they were envisioning. 4. Show your personality! Since this is a video, you can really show your personality, I usually try to think about what type of personality or character the casting director is looking for for this role - and show that I would fit that role through this video. 5. Shoulders back/ Confidence. As someone with really bad posture (lol) I always make a point of trying to roll my shoulders back and portraying good energy/ confidence through the camera lens. #modeltips #modeladvice #castingcall #modelagency #modeling #casting #modelcasting
    56.8k
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
75.87%
United States
13.39%
Australia
1.82%
India
0.99%
South Korea
0.99%
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18. Katrina Martin

Canada

I like clothes, my apartment, and playing outside 🌀🪲 Vancouver, BC I help people make friends @weshouldbefriendsvancouver itskatrinamartin@gmail.com

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19. Dylan Benson

Canada

📹📸Beautiful places and moments. 🤳Stories about real life. 📍Vancouver Island Hiking | Motorcycles | Family | Accommodations 💍 @marikoleebenson 👦👦👧

Followers
74.7k
Fake followers
23.87%
Engagement rate
9.16%
Average Reel plays
23.9k
Audience gender
female
66.82%
male
33.18%
Top performing Reels
  1. 45.9k
  2. 22.8k
  3. 10.9k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Canada
28.72%
United States
16.82%
India
11.62%
United Kingdom
6.56%
Italy
3.56%
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20. Sam Adekugbe

🧘🏿‍♂️ 🐶 🪴@adidas @celsiusofficial @calgarywildfc @whitecapsfc @canadasoccer @kidsportcalgary @atgsportsmm

Followers
74k
Fake followers
21.33%
Engagement rate
2.16%
Average Reel plays
45.6k
Audience gender
female
22.05%
male
77.95%
Top performing Reels
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
42.07%
Norway
12.96%
United States
12.67%
United Kingdom
7.97%
Sweden
4.7%

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