Top 20 Micro Influencers in British Columbia (Under 25k Followers) (Oct 2026)

We found 55 micro Influencers in Canada
These influencers 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).
10/25/2026
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1. Chance Moore

Canada

🇨🇦 @titlemtb @iamspecialized_mtb @maxxistires @fluid_function @srammtb @rockshox @iamspecialized @adidasfiveten

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2. Gursi Hills

Canada

🇨🇦🇭🇰 r&b / pop artist all music 👇🏼

Followers
24.1K
Fake followers
19.62%
Engagement rate
17.75%
Average Reel plays
75.5K
Audience gender
female
35.27%
male
64.73%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Vancouver
25.03%
Surrey
7.12%
Toronto
3.45%
Los Angeles
3.45%
New York City
1.89%
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3. JAGGUTV

told you, I’ll be here forever 🥀

Followers
23.6K
Fake followers
10.4%
Engagement rate
27.71%
Average Reel plays
248K
Audience gender
female
50.85%
male
49.15%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Ludhiana
8.46%
Patiala
7.3%
Moga, Punjab
4.67%
Surrey
4.44%
Toronto
4.17%
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4. Mavic Shaw

Canada

🇨🇦 MTN BIKE RACING 🚀✈️ @raceface - @girocycling - @lynnvalleybikes - @ridefoxbike - Sc: mavic604

Followers
23.2K
Fake followers
10.24%
Engagement rate
6.38%
Average Reel plays
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Audience gender
female
38.15%
male
61.85%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Vancouver
9.5%
North Vancouver City
3.54%
Squamish
1.68%
Coquitlam
1.49%
Whistler Resort Municipality
0.93%
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5. Leah Nicole - Hiking & Travel 🌲🥾✈️

Canada

📍vancouver, bc 🌲🇨🇦 💍 wife of @ogrady.brett ⛰️ i can’t wait to see you outside! leahnicoleogrady@gmail.com

Followers
21.8K
Fake followers
19.53%
Engagement rate
8.26%
Average Reel plays
61.6K
Audience gender
female
66.16%
male
33.84%
Top performing Reels
  1. 107.3K
  2. 48.3K
  3. 37.9K
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Vancouver
6.74%
Toronto
5.64%
Greater London
1.64%
Calgary
1.02%
Los Angeles
0.96%
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6. Camille

Canada

MA @richardsmodels @herhouse.inc @camille.analise

Followers
21.3K
Fake followers
16.5%
Engagement rate
5.63%
Average Reel plays
3.5K
Audience gender
female
47.72%
male
52.28%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Vancouver
18.51%
Surrey
2.41%
Los Angeles
1.15%
Kelowna
1.05%
Toronto
0.94%
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7. ɪᴛ’ꜱ ʙᴏʙʙɪ ʙᴀʙʏ

Canada

ᴄʀᴇᴀᴛɪᴠᴇ ᴄᴏɴꜱᴜʟᴛᴀɴᴛ 🪷 ᴍᴏᴅᴇʟ @strangeragency

Followers
18.8K
Fake followers
18.43%
Engagement rate
5.92%
Average Reel plays
17.7K
Audience gender
female
83.58%
male
16.42%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Victoria
15.96%
Vancouver
6.15%
Los Angeles
3.93%
New York City
3.52%
Toronto
3.07%
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8. Sean Orr

Canada

Vancouver City Councillor with COPE

Followers
18.8K
Fake followers
9.68%
Engagement rate
4.38%
Average Reel plays
12.6K
Audience gender
female
38.74%
male
61.26%
Top performing Reels
  1. 4.8K
  2. 4K
  3. 3.9K
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Vancouver
58.36%
Toronto
3.01%
Los Angeles
2.29%
New York City
1.81%
Victoria
1.81%
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10. Ivan Chan | Photographer

Canada

📷 Commercial | Travel | Adventure | 🇨🇦 Canadian 🎨 Helping you edit better photos ✉️ hello@ivanpkchan.com 👇🏼Free masking guide, newsletter & links

Followers
16.9K
Fake followers
6.86%
Engagement rate
2.77%
Average Reel plays
7.5K
Audience gender
female
44.86%
male
55.14%
Top performing Reels
  1. 265K
  2. Last week, I headed out to Lighthouse Park to catch the full moon. After watching the Dark Wizard docuseries a couple months ago, I was inspired by the shot of Dean Potter slacklining in front of a full moon. And thus sparked the idea. Searching around google for “full moon vancouver”, I came across a cool photo of the moonrise directly behind Mt. Baker and the Vancouver skyline. Sweet. I then used a combination of ChatGPT and @photopills to identify when the the full moon and its azimuth (compass direction) at the time of moon rise would line up right behind Mt. Baker. I specifically needed the moon to rise around sunset/sunrise/dusk time. Not the middle of the night, which would be too dark, and not during the middle of the day where the light isn’t as interesting. Given that full moon only happens 12-13 times a year and both the timing of its rise and its position along the horizon changes, this meant that there were only 2 good windows during the year to make that happen. In 2026, those two dates were April 30th & July 29th. Now the only thing that could foil the plans was cloud cover. On the days leading up, the forecast was showing decently clear skies, though a thin layer of cloud in the Mt. Baker direction. I put my chances at 80/20 And so, on July 29th, I headed out to the spot. There was a decent layer of cloud and haze in the Mt. Baker direction, so I wasn’t sure whether the moon would actually be able to penetrate that, but at 9:21pm, a faint glow started to appear behind Mt. Baker, and a short few minutes later, the giant orb of the moon peeked its way out… There’s a special satisfaction in capturing shots that can only be capture on specific days of the year. And using tools like Photopills to exactly predict what the positions of things will be. When the time comes, and you see exactly what you envisioned, that’s a pure hit of dopamine right there. And although I would have preferred clear skies, I think what nature gave on that night was still pretty cool! Fingers crossed for next year. shot at 400mm, f6.3, 1/5s, ISO 400 on @sonyalpha A7IV & @sigmacanada 100-400mm #photopills #vancouver #vancity #moonphotography
    45.9K
  3. Beautiful Vancouver 🫶 • feeling grateful to live in a city as stunning as this, surrounded by the ocean and the mountains. Living a 2 minute walk to the beach and a 20 minute drive away from the gateway to endless mountains to explore. Moving here in 2020, I could never have predicted what my life would become over the past 6 years. Looking back, it’s completely different from the one I lived in Toronto. The first couple years, though full of exciting adventures and new experiences, were also riddled with periods of loneliness. In part because it does take time to find your circle, but too be honest, also because I had a lot of internalized shame that often prevented me from truly deeply connecting with others. It took me years to start to realize that my capacity to connect with others is a direct reflection of my ability to connect and welcome all the parts of myself. And that there was a healthier and gentler way of relating to myself. And hence started the journey of getting in touch with my emotions. While I’m still very much on my personal discovery journey and working through a lot of patterns and fears, today I’m very grateful to say I’m surrounded by friends that I can be open with and who I deeply cherish and care for. Looking at these photos, I can’t help but think about the hundreds of thousands of people captured within these images, going about their lives in the city, wondering what beautiful tapestry of stories about their life journey they have to tell… #vancouver
    9.6K
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Vancouver
13.25%
Toronto
6.17%
Calgary
2.71%
Madeira
1.81%
New York City
1.36%

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11. Jessie Bull

Canada

taking the scenic route! ꩜ ambassador @gowhistler @epicpass 🥾hiking my way through Europe

Followers
16.8K
Fake followers
11.58%
Engagement rate
3.41%
Average Reel plays
11.5K
Audience gender
female
54.24%
male
45.76%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Montreal
9.97%
Vancouver
8.76%
Toronto
4.12%
New York City
2.23%
Kelowna
1.72%
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12. Matt Chalut

Canada

fashion | lifestyle | fitness 📧: matthewchalut1@gmail.com

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13. Renata

Canada

vancouver 💌: renata@glowgroup.studio @avemanagement @alaeriaagency @ubcengineering @zainabaazadeh’s previous roommate

Followers
16.1K
Fake followers
9.92%
Engagement rate
4.59%
Average Reel plays
44.8K
Audience gender
female
74.54%
male
25.46%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Vancouver
36.01%
Toronto
3.63%
Los Angeles
1.87%
New York City
1.54%
Hong Kong
1.43%
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15. Angelo Andre

Canada

You are more than a social media profile. ⠀⠀⠀ @brotherhoodcrew_ @thestudionorth ⠀⠀⠀

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16. sarah wang

Canada

studying abroad in roma 🇮🇹 vancouver & nyc 💌 sarahwang.mgmt@gmail.com

Followers
14.3K
Fake followers
18.14%
Engagement rate
3.16%
Average Reel plays
15.8K
Audience gender
female
54.53%
male
45.47%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Vancouver
17.62%
Surrey
11.68%
New York City
2.76%
Burnaby
2.76%
Los Angeles
2.34%
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17. Connor Runge

Canada

Travelling 🇨🇦 Climber ——————— ———- ——- — Support from @rab.equipment.na @deadpointclimbingco @edelrid_sport @howesoundsales

Followers
14.1K
Fake followers
10.75%
Engagement rate
5.03%
Average Reel plays
22.7K
Audience gender
female
54.27%
male
45.73%
Top performing Reels
  1. 2.9K
  2. Dried powdery dust kicked up and floated calmly onto the dash of clapped out taxi yellow corolla, each strut raddling as we blitzed across the cobbled dirt road. Sunshine and darkened dirt matter dancing across the plain of cactus and shrubs, who abruptly end with a bang, slammed against the Popa massive – @amand.be and I’s end goal. After a few hours poking around pueblos looking for a donkey, we hiked to the top of the limestone ship. That trip to La Popa, and the energy spent rapping and climbing out in day helped me to harden up after a few years of sport climbing, preparing me for my winter’s proj in El Salto: The Shaman Loco (a previously unfreed 13 pitch 5.14b) Once done in La Popa we packed up and shot down south to El Salto. Later that evening I found myself coiling 400 meters of static line into a haul bag, the night before schlepping the cord up the Shaman. Fixing the whole rig, sometimes with Amanda and sometime with lead rope solo- My December goal: to get the rope up, clean the route, and to send as many routes on the ground as possible until Anna arrived. – the goal went well! Taking us into January, with @annahazelnutt arriving and with the new goal: to free every pitch on the wall. The plan ebbed with a spell of bad weather, slowing down the process. But with three days left in January, I accomplished the goal and freed the last 4 pitches in one day with the support of Anna! Leaving the pitch break down as 5.8, 5.10, 5.3, 5.13a, 5.13, 5.12-, 5.14-, 5.13, 5.14a (?), 5.11, 5.13-, 5.12+ and a slabby 5.13c to end the powerful rig! Moving into February, I have one goal left- the continuous ascent! This would be so awesome to do, and I am psyched to give it some a go! @ethanmorf came up with us one day when I freed the 2nd 5.14 pitch and took some amazing photos! I am so psyched, thanks Ethan! Photos: @ethanmorf and night time van photo @amand.be @edelrid_sport @rab.equipment.na @rab.equipment @lasportivana @deadpointclimbingco
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Kelowna
4.67%
Vancouver
3.74%
Victoria
1.87%
Calgary
0.8%
Los Angeles
0.8%
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18. chels.

Canada

mgmt//bookings: chels@twelvepast7.com

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20. Nils Bishop

Canada

Vancouver But also everywhere 🤍🛩️🏎️🇦🇺 @richardsmodels

Followers
13.8K
Fake followers
11.03%
Engagement rate
1588.36%
Average Reel plays
9.3K
Audience gender
female
53.85%
male
46.15%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by city
Brisbane
23.87%
Vancouver
20.16%
Toronto
3.29%
Sydney
2.67%
Melbourne
2.47%

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