Surveys
Last updated on April 30, 2025Find out which surveys are conducted by the Province. Learn how to take part or get help with a survey.
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Current and past surveys
If you have been contacted to participate in a BC Stats survey and want to confirm the legitimacy:
- Look up the name of your survey in the list of current surveys
- Contact the toll-free survey line at 1-888-447-4427
Participate in a survey
Participate in a voluntary provincial survey. What you have to share is very important. Learn about survey confidentiality and how to sign up.
Current surveys
Review live surveys that are open to collect important information.
Past surveys
Review our list provincial surveys going back to 2014.
Employee surveys
BC Stats has surveys that help public sector organizations understand the experiences of their employees.
These surveys give employees the opportunity to provide confidential feedback about their experiences, needs and perspectives.
BC Public Service employee surveys
The BC Public Service includes employees who work for ministries. There is a longstanding employee research program between BC Stats and the BC Public Service. Surveys and research include:
- New Job Survey
- Work Environment Survey (WES)
- Exit Survey
- Workforce Profiles
This section provides information about employee research in the BC Public Service.
Broader public sector employee engagement
The broader public sector includes many types of organizations, including:
- Agencies
- Crown corporations
- Independent offices
- Health authorities
- School districts and public post-secondary institutions
- Local government
Employee engagement surveys are available for these organizations and others listed in the Corporate Supply Arrangement.
This section provides information about these surveys, including how to request a survey for your organization.
BC Student Outcomes
Each year, tens of thousands of former post-secondary students are asked about their educational experiences, subsequent employment, and further studies. Find out what former students are doing one to two years after their B.C. post-secondary education.