Craig Lebeau Net Worth 2026: Kamloops Logging Business Owner

No reputable publication has estimated Craig LeBeau's net worth, so this page no longer shows one. The $12.5 million figure that appeared here earlier had no source. What can be confirmed is narrower: LeBeau and his wife, Tracy, own and run a logging company based in Kamloops, British Columbia, and in October 2018 the couple bought an unfinished rural mansion in Saskatchewan at auction for $550,000, according to CBC News.

What is Craig Lebeau's net worth?

There is no published figure from Forbes, Celebrity Net Worth, a newspaper or a business journal. LeBeau's company is privately held, so its revenue and profit are not public, and no outlet has reported the value of the couple's properties as a whole. Any single number you see online for him is a guess.

What the public record does show is that the LeBeaus have spent real money on property. CBC reported that the Saskatchewan house had been assessed at about $2.6 million before they won it for $550,000, and 650 CKOM, citing Tracy LeBeau, reported that the couple expected to spend roughly $2 million over three years to finish it. Those are figures about one project, not a measure of total wealth.

Craig Lebeau's business: logging and trucking in Kamloops

Both CBC and CKOM describe the LeBeaus as owners of a Kamloops-based logging company. The earlier version of this page called him the founder of a truck dealer named "Wowtrucks"; we could not find any record of that business, so that claim has been removed.

The family name is attached to LeBeau Bros Logging, a Kamloops company whose trucks and posts appear on its own social media accounts and at truck shows in British Columbia and Alberta. Logging contractors in the B.C. Interior typically earn money by cutting and hauling timber for licence holders and mills, which means the business depends on heavy equipment, log trucks and drivers. That is also why LeBeau is often labeled a "pro trucker" online: hauling is a large part of what a logging contractor does. We have not found a reputable source that sets out his exact title, the company's founding date, its fleet size or its revenue, so we do not state them here.

One point of confusion: there is more than one Craig LeBeau with a public profile. An Instagram account under that name belongs to the founder of a firearms-related business in the United States. That person is not the Kamloops logging owner covered on this page.

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The Saskatchewan mansion purchase

The best-documented event in LeBeau's public life is the 2018 purchase. The details reported at the time:

• The property: an unfinished house on rural land near Kinistino and Weldon, southeast of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Construction had started in 2009.
• The sale: it was sold through a Ritchie Bros. auction, and CBC dated the LeBeaus' purchase to October 11, 2018.
• The price: $550,000, against an assessment of about $2.6 million. The couple had expected it to go for around $1.5 million, Tracy LeBeau told CKOM.
• The size: listed at around 11,000 to 12,000 square feet, though Tracy LeBeau told CBC her own measurements put it closer to 22,000.
• Features: geothermal heating, a four-car garage of about 2,700 square feet, a home theater, an elevator, a solarium, a gym, a pool with two saunas and a safe room.

Tracy LeBeau told CBC the couple had not planned to bid but joined in when the bidding slowed near $500,000, because as business people they could see a good deal. She said they intended to hire local tradespeople to finish the house and asked residents for ideas on how the building could serve the area; suggestions included a seniors' center, a hospice, a bed and breakfast and a youth shelter. We did not find later reporting on what became of the property, so we cannot say whether those plans went ahead.

Other property

The same CBC report said the couple bought a house in Las Vegas in 2012, during the housing downturn, and had built a lake house on land belonging to Tracy LeBeau's mother. No price was reported for either. Tracy LeBeau summed up their approach as taking chances that usually pay off.

Craig Lebeau's wife and family

Craig LeBeau is married to Tracy LeBeau (the earlier version of this page spelled her name "Tracey"). CBC reported that the couple have two daughters, who were grown by 2018. Tracy LeBeau was the family's spokesperson in the press coverage of the mansion, and she joked to CKOM that her husband "doesn't even know what a hammer is for."

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Age, height and personal details

The earlier version of this page gave LeBeau's age as 47, his height as 5 feet 9 inches and his weight as 88 kg, along with an income of $500,000 a year and a school he supposedly graduated from with honors. None of those details appears in any source we could find, so they have been removed. LeBeau has not published his date of birth, and no news report gives it.

Why there is no net worth estimate

Net worth figures for private business owners are only as good as the information behind them. For LeBeau, the public information is two 2018 news reports about a single property and the social media presence of a family logging company. There are no public financial statements, no reported sale of the business and no published valuation. Revenue for a logging contractor also says little about wealth, because the equipment is expensive and often financed. Rather than print a made-up number, we list what is documented and will add a figure if a reputable outlet publishes one.