Job growth in BC is tied to urban areas, primarily because of it's top contributor to the GDP - the real estate industry.

Remove real estate industry churn from the equation,  and the BC Liberal's record is dismal. 

The majority of  job growth is in the low paid paid sectors  (from a Post Media article) " Statistics Canada data shows, of the 72,000 new jobs created in 2016, more than half were part-time..

Metro Vancouver's booming economy  led the way for job growth, and that " relies on a large group of low-paid workers to provide security, catering, cleaning, administration and other services,” (2016 working poverty report by Iglika Ivanova of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.)

BC Liberals promised 18 LNG plants in 2013.  One may get the go ahead?  Possibly two? No  word on the amount of government investment and tax incentives required to launch them.  A KPMG study revealed that the Liberals over-estimate by about 30% the number of jobs that can be created with LNG.