Approximately 104 lives have been saved since B.C.'s immediate roadside prohibition (IRP) law came into effect in 2010. Alcohol-related traffic fatalities dropped 46 per cent.

Human rights movements around the globe have been pivotal in supporting open, democratic societies where individuals can lead safe, happy and fulfilled lives.

A key part of the BC Jobs Plan is government's commitment to improving opportunities and resources for First Nations to participate in resource activity in their traditional territory.

Since release of the BC Jobs Plan, B.C. has added 47,100 jobs as a result of a gain of 77,500 full-time positions combined with a loss of 30,300 part-time positions (as of February 2013).

British Columbia has a great education system. We have skilled teachers and high levels of student achievement. But as good as it is - education must keep pace with a rapidly changing world.

Education is a key issue for many British Columbian families, and our government shares this priority. Our goal is to offer the best education possible for our young people.

Every year, the Fraser Institute's ranking of schools prompts discussion and debate about what makes a great school.

Our government is proud of the work nurses do for British Columbians and their families. We understand and respect the challenges they face each day in the workplace.

B.C.'s labour laws and workplace safety standards apply to all workers regardless of their nationality or immigration status.

Over the past year, the B.C. government has paved the way for transforming the justice system into one that is timely, transparent and balanced.