Majority of B.C. residents satisfied with government’s COVID-19 response, poll suggests

Out of Canada’s four most populous provinces, British Columbians are the most satisfied with their government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, a new poll suggests.

A survey conducted by Research Co. found that 62 per cent of respondents from B.C. were satisfied with COVID-19 management, followed by Quebec (58 per cent), Ontario (48 per cent) and Alberta (39 per cent).

Research Co. plotted out data taken from previous polls to provide a snapshot on how various provinces have fared, satisfaction-wise, over the course of the pandemic

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