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- Since 2017, consumer costs in British Columbia have risen 21%, with food prices increasing by 28.6% and housing costs seeing a 23.3% rise for both rented and owned homes.
- Transportation and energy costs, including gasoline and fuel oil, have also spiked, impacting household budgets.
- These inflationary pressures have become a key issue in the upcoming provincial election.
Consumer Costs in British Columbia Surge Since NDP Came to Power in 2017
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