Top 6 Canadian Productivity Influencers on Instagram (Mar 2026)

We found 13 productivity Influencers in Canada
These influencers mention 'productivity' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in Canada. Here are the top 6. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
03/14/2026
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1. Hasti La Vista

Canada

A little bit of this & that ✨ Award-winning wedding planning | biz consulting | productivity | home organizing | pickleball | mom life | Vancouver 🇨🇦

@lavistaevents
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Followers
5.8k
Fake followers
16.67%
Engagement rate
1.25%
Average Reel plays
1.9k
Audience gender
female
79.14%
male
20.86%
Top performing Reels
  1. Share this with someone who should see this hack! ✨🤓 #weddingplanning #weddinghack #diywedding #weddingidea #canva #canvahacks #wpic #lifeofwpicweddingplanner #weddingadvice #weddingplan ing101 #wedlearn
    78.6k
  2. This time last year we were one of those couples putting on a brave face after experiencing a missed miscarriage a couple of months prior, just as we were approaching the 3 month “safe” mark of pregnancy. The weeks that followed were full of daily tears and several ultrasounds, doctors appointments, the D&C procedure, and more follow up bloodwork. All of this during a pandemic which meant I had to go into each appt on my own. No one wants to be part of the miscarriage club but I found great comfort in sharing bits and pieces of my story with friends and family and eventually I shared the story on this account back in October to help reduce the stigma even more. More than anything, I wanted to share it because I remember when I would read others’ stories online and how they helped me feel like I wasn’t alone 💕 The biggest lesson I took away from it all was that I needed to accept I can’t control everything. And after having experienced the missed miscarriage, what helped me heal was once I accepted that there was nothing I could or could not have done to change the outcome — it *wasn’t* my fault. Each time I share our story, I receive a few messages from people I know and many from those I don’t know at all, expressing how it was so helpful for them to hear my story and help them feel that they’re not alone. Sometimes I think it’s a bit much that I keep bringing up how Mia is our rainbow baby but I think this is what makes her extra special, and I hope that sharing our story brings hope to anyone reading this and having a hard time right now. Hopefully the hard time you’re going through is temporary and it’ll pass soon 🤞🏽 If you’re waiting for your rainbow baby, I hope everything aligns for you when the time is right. I see you and I’m here if you want to message me and share your story! 🌈🙏🏽 #miscarriage #ihadamiscarriage #missedmiscarriage #rainbowafterthestorm #mothersday
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  3. There’s a lot that you don’t always see behind the scenes. The last few months have been a whirlwind managing life as a new mom while working the start of our wedding season, so I recently had to make some tough decisions so I can better make it through the rest wedding season while better balancing life with baby Mia and prioritizing more time to rest instead of being so go-go-go all the time 🏃🏻‍♀️ While all the weddings have been incredible (5 weddings done with a now 5-month-old!) and the couples have thankfully all been so happy, I’ve personally been feeling the pressure build up. It might be the postpartum hormones, it might be wedding season stress, or it might just be the adjustment period of being thrown back into a normal season after two years of pivoting during the pandemic 🥲 I always have very high expectations and want each couple to receive the best attention from me, but I’ve felt that my attention span was starting to get stretched really thin. As we approached peak wedding season, I started to really feel the pressure and anxiety with all the commitments and pressure to perfect all the details. Since my team is already at full capacity, I’ve reached out to and accepted the support offered by other wedding planners so I could personally reduce/better spread out my workload during the next few months. Our team is proud to be collaborating with our friends at @spotlightevents.ca and @sweetheartevents so they can take care of some of our couples and allow me more time to rest/recharge in between our other weddings while they support us with wedding day assistance and wedding coordination by leading some weddings on my behalf (those couples assigned to new lead planners have already been notified and I’m so grateful for their flexibility with these adjustments) 🙏🏽 This was such a hard decision to make but I am feeling so much better (and more at peace) knowing the weddings I have left this year are now more spread out and I will have more breaks in between to be able to better recharge and be able to enjoy some quality time with Mia, Matt, and Bubzi before the rest of the year flies by. (Continued in caption)
    21.1k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
75.55%
United States
11.74%
Iran
1.25%
United Kingdom
1.13%
Italy
0.69%
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2. Natalie | 📱Digital Declutter Coach | Apple Productivity Expert

Canada

👩🏼‍💻 Simplifying tech + life for Go-Getting Women | 📚 3x Bestselling Author ⤹ Get “5 Easy Tips Organize Your Mac & iPhone”

@natboese
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Followers
4.2k
Fake followers
17.03%
Engagement rate
1.17%
Average Reel plays
1.3k
Audience gender
male
21.57%
female
78.43%
Top performing Reels
  1. This little small fry is starting a new journey. We had no idea how much he was loved until we made that last post yesterday. All of your comments and hearts were so appreciated, I can’t even tell you. I know that when I comment on posts, I do it because I want to but I’ve never been on the receiving end of so much love. Seeing each name and comment lifted me up, knowing that Rhys is in your hearts. I especially loved seeing those who rarely comment - Thank you! It means a lot. . It’s been a whirlwind of meeting new people and doctors and getting excited about his new super powers and hopefully the removal of his secret weapon (the unsuspecting projectile vomit). 😬 He can now eat lunch through a tube in his tummy and the valve also lets out burps which he thinks is funny. . He’s got Elmo by his side and an amazing team of doctors and nurses. I had forgotten how draining it is to be here, even when you are feeling like you are doing nothing. Work is certainly harder and focus is pretty impossible. Rhys is recovering well and that’s what really matters. . "There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in.” ~Leonard Cohen
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  2. It’s been a long while. …since I felt like myself. …since I smiled from the inside out. …since I felt a semblance of a routine. And it’s taken me even longer to write this post. Some of you have noticed that I went from sharing my stories on IG daily to almost nothing. There are reasons for that that I am not yet ready to talk about, but I think the biggest void that you noticed was the absence of sharing photos of my boys. Like everyone, the pandemic was hard. For a mum with a severe special needs child it was debilitating. Already when it merely snowed, we couldn’t get out or get around the city with ease. A lockdown felt something close to a prison. Rhys needs music, singing, playing, interaction with kids and with only adults in the house, he was so unhappy. His fundoplication surgery had unravelled itself and he was back to vomiting 30 times a day. I now had small tears my Achilles and calf, so I could no longer run - my escape. From carrying an 11 to now 13 year old up and down the stairs I had torn my psoas muscle in my torso to my back. I could barely walk. My biggest relief was when the mask mandate was lifted. I felt like my mental health improved ten fold. It’s almost unrelatable to even look back and remember the darkest days during an unprecedented time. But here we are slowly getting better. You have seen me and not even recognized me - a girl who got up every single day rain or shine to exercise has gained an inordinate amount of weight. To the point where I feel invisible. That’s another story. My share today is about Rhys and finding what is right for him and for us as a family. After 7 years of searching Rhys’ dad found a home for Rhys. He has moved into a group home, and while it’s not perfect, it’s good. There is SO much activity there so it keeps him going. The thing is, I am suffering with this decision. I miss him so much and yet I am so relieved. I feel guilty as a special needs mother - fuck, a MOTHER. I feel guilty for all those mums who just want one more day with their son. How could I put him in a home? So, here I am. Not here or there, not happy, not completely unhappy but I am sharing again.
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  3. Good Enough There have been so many moments in my life that I thought I had royally dropped the ball when it comes to parenting. Trying to meet the needs of my children during divorce and birthing a second child with severe cognitive, medical and physical challenges made me feel I was failing.
 “In the 1950’s Dr. Donald Winnicott found that meeting the child’s needs just 30% of the time is sufficient to create happy, well attached children. And that doing so boosts their resilience.”

Today my 17 year old son was published in Canada’s largest and most respected newspaper, The Globe and Mail for sharing his perspective. While it might seem like I am tooting his horn (or trying to say I did a good job in parenting), I am not. I am so pleased that Owen was able to voice not only his story, but the untold story of so many other siblings of children with severe special needs. They often live in the shadows of not only their brothers and sisters, but their parent’s stress. The good news is, if parents get it right at least 30% of the time there’s a great chance that the kids will turn out okay. It’s their time to step into the light. 💫

#thekidsarealright #goodenough #KCNQ2 #kcnq2awareness #kcnq2kids #lifewithrhys #specialneedsbrothers #autism #epilepsy #lifewithrhysie #cerebralpalsy #specialneedssiblings #specialneedsfamily #specialneedsinclusive #ablism #inclusion
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
42.09%
Canada
28.66%
United Kingdom
5.95%
Australia
2.83%
Germany
1.43%
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3. Jasmine Essence

Canada

Toronto modest, chic & Christ-centered† fashion, beauty, hair & wellness 🌸 tiktok & youtube jasmine.essence jasmine.collaborates@gmail.com

@jasmine.essence
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Followers
3k
Fake followers
29.18%
Engagement rate
4.26%
Average Reel plays
3.4k
Audience gender
female
47.22%
male
52.78%
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Audience location by country
Canada
48.05%
United States
25.71%
Ghana
6.86%
United Kingdom
3.1%
Nigeria
2.69%
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4. Nina Gilmour

Canada

🍜 Sharing all my fave recipes 🍷 Corsican 🇫🇷 Canadian 🇨🇦 🍕 Simple home cooking 🥘 Toronto-based 🍧 Subscribe on YouTube👇

@ninagcooks
@NinaGCooks
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Followers
2.1k
Fake followers
8.99%
Engagement rate
2.7%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
female
72.84%
male
27.16%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
Canada
35.86%
United States
18.59%
United Kingdom
10.91%
France
4.28%
India
3.66%
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5. SHARKY 🦈

Canada

🦄 Business & life advice from productivity entrepreneur ☺ Company @dentistfind 🎓 Course @dentalmarketingcourse 🎨 Photography @sharkeye.to

@sharkyliu
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Followers
1.5k
Fake followers
8.78%
Engagement rate
3.73%
Average Reel plays
1.5k
Audience gender
female
46.14%
male
53.86%
Top performing Reels
  1. 📸Used my good looks and style for good this time! This is the start of my modeling career! This was a great shoot from @thrumikeslens for @torontodatinghub. Showcase the good looking people and fun atmosphere of @missalo3's events. Also check out @torontoeventhub for professional, business, and networking events. Contact @thrumikeslens for amazing shoots like this. If you do I will model for free! #businessnetworking #photographylovers #torontodating #torontophotography #torontolife
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  2. 🔥The most wild and exciting period of my life! This was how it started! One of many news articles. 📰 "Bamboo First Holt went through keeps sharpening its edge. The retail chain, which gives great play to Canuk clothing labels, has gone one step further by bringing on a largely unknown Toronto designer. His name is Jing Liu and if you've never heard of him or his juzd (pronounce joost) bamboo streetwear collection, don't be surprised. After all, he has never been trained in fashion design or cut his teeth at a design firm. That, however, hasn't stopped Holts from taking the unusual step of bringing the newbie designer's graphic-laden garb -- The world's first designer bamboo label -- to its high-end department stores. The Collection was delivered to Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Edmonton earlier this month. 👉 Check out Liu's work at juzdbamboo.com" @juzdstreetwear Circa 2008. Thanks @watchnikogrow BFF for being there and help make the deam happen! #fashion #streetwear #livingthedream #menswear #holtrenfrew
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  3. 🧠WHAT HAPPENS AFTER AN EIGHT-WEEK STATUS DETOX Wearing a gold chain in Medellín can mean the difference between being kidnapped or robbed at gunpoint. It's the opposite of what most societies preach—where flaunting wealth is the norm. That's the stark reality in countries with high poverty rates and vast disparities between the rich and poor. For eight weeks, I consciously avoided displaying any signs of wealth or social status. This was challenging: every choice, from wearing a suit jacket to holding my phone in public, from donning flashy new shoes to discussing my car, or even posting photos of luxurious hotels or dinners, was deliberate. I thought about deleting my existing Instagram posts that showed signs of wealth. During this period, I realized how much our Western society obsesses over appearing affluent and high-status. You catch yourself subtly bragging. Surprisingly, I lost the urge to shop—both online and in-person. Without the focus on money and status, making genuine human connections became much simpler. I befriended many travellers and locals in Colombia, types of people I wouldn't typically meet in Toronto. For example I made a new close friend, an American who earns just $400 USD a month! Despite our different circumstances, I felt no disparity between us. After eight weeks, I reflected on the time, effort, and money I spent trying to maintain a high-status appearance. We all do it! This experience made me reconsider my priorities and the real reasons behind my purchases. Now, I no longer crave shopping for fashion or brand-name items. Instead, I choose pieces that truly express who I am. I've become more mindful about what I post online and the image I project. Most importantly, I've learned to value people for who they are, not judging them from what they've achieved or their social standing. #StatusDetox #LifeInMedellin #TrueConnections #BeyondBrands #RealLifeRich
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
74.67%
United States
12.16%
Philippines
1.59%
India
1.16%
Mexico
0.72%
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6. anna pedron 𐙚⋆˚✿˖°

Canada

YEG ⭐️ fitness | wellness | lifestyle for the girly pops!! 🧘🏻‍♀️🎧🧸🎀🫧 ♡ @teamallmax athlete | code: Pedron15

@annap.fitness
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Followers
1.5k
Fake followers
29.55%
Engagement rate
4.45%
Average Reel plays
2k
Audience gender
male
54%
female
46%
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  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
35.54%
Canada
29.13%
United Kingdom
6.82%
Australia
2.27%
Philippines
2.27%

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