The Victoria Foundation has released its 17th annual Vital Signs report, which reviews the opinions of residents to determine how locals are feeling about the state of the community.
Grades for each issue remained relatively unchanged, though one category did see improvement while four others fell.
The four issues that saw their letter grades decline from 2021 to 2022 include Economy, which dropped from a B- to a C+; Health and Wellness, which also dropped from a B- to C+; Transportation, which declined from a B to a C+; and Housing, which dropped from a D+ to an F.This year's Vital Signs report identified Housing, Cost of Living and Healthcare as the three most pressing concerns for Greater Victoria residents.
The three things that survey respondents liked best about Victoria are the natural environment, climate and parks.
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