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Sayward Taxpayers Alliance Town Hall Meeting – March 6th
Join the Sayward Taxpayers Alliance, 7pm on March 6th at the Heritage Hall. Topics to be discussed: The future of the Village of Sayward Extreme taxation Fiscal responsibility Come and make your voice heard at this critical time in our community.
Sayward Farmers Institute AGM And Potluck
Local farmers — along with anyone curious about getting into farming — are invited to come together later this month as the Sayward Farmers’ Institute hosts its Annual General Meeting and community potluck. The gathering takes place Saturday, February 28 at 5:00 p.m....
Greg’s Medic Minutes – Chair Fitness – January 9th
There is a difference between “physical activity” and “exercise”. Physical activity is any movement of your body Exercise is physical activity with a specific intensity and duration to improve or maintain fitness. Doing a combination of both can help you achieve these...
Sayward News
Majority Of Residents Support Effort To Dissolve The Village Of Sayward
Push to Dissolve the Village of Sayward Reaches Key Milestone as Majority Support Claimed A campaign to dissolve the Village of Sayward has reached what organizers describe as a major turning point, with supporters saying they have collected signatures from more than...
Sayward Forestry Workers Vote To Ratify Contract And End Strike Against La-Kwa sa muqw
After more than eight grueling months on the picket line, the marathon strike by unionized forestry workers on the North Island has finally come to a close, capped by the ratification of a new collective agreement that brings an end to one of the region’s most...
Mt. Cain Snowfall Update February 24th
While much of Vancouver Island focused on the fresh snow piling up at Mount Washington Alpine Resort, Mt. Cain’s conditions have followed their own pattern: Recent snowfall: Mt. Cain picked up a solid refresh, with the latest report showing 47 cm (19 inches) in 48...
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British Columbia News
BC Government Bureaucrats Spent $35,000 Of Your Money On A Party With Open Bar
Taxpayers Question $35,000 Government Tab for Bureaucrats’ Open-Bar Party Taxpayers are raising concerns after newly released documents showed more than $35,000 in public funds was spent on a government-hosted event that reportedly featured an open bar for federal...
BC Government Sticks Taxpayers With $400 Million Corporate Slush Fund As Provincial Debt Continues Climbing
New B.C. Investment Fund Draws Criticism as Corporate “Slush Fund” A newly announced provincial investment fund is facing backlash from taxpayer advocates, who argue the initiative amounts to corporate welfare paid for by British Columbians. The plan, unveiled by...
BC Budget Hits Taxpayers With Higher Taxes And Rising Debt
B.C. Budget Faces Pushback Over Tax Hikes and Rising Debt British Columbia’s newest provincial budget is drawing sharp criticism from taxpayer advocates, who argue it will add financial strain to households already coping with high living costs — including those in...
Canada News
Canada’s COVID-19 Quarantine Hotel Program Faces Scrutiny Over $400 Million Cost
Canada’s pandemic-era quarantine hotel program is facing renewed scrutiny as new analysis suggests the policy funneled roughly $400 million into the hotel industry during its brief but controversial operation. A Costly Program With Lasting Questions Introduced in...
Questions Raised Over Lack Of IRGC Deportations
Questions are mounting over Canada’s handling of deportations involving individuals linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), after new figures showed that only one such person has been removed from the country in the past four years. Limited...
Independent Media Groups Call for End to Government Funding for News Organizations
Independent media outlets across Canada are urging the federal government to end taxpayer‑funded subsidies for news organizations, arguing that public money flowing into the industry risks eroding trust and compromising journalistic independence. Concerns About Media...
Population
Land Area
Year Settled
Governance
Sayward consists of two distinct governance areas.
The Sayward Valley encompasses most of the land mass of Sayward and is home to approximately 864 residents. The Sayward Valley is located in the Strathcona Regional District Area A. Homes and businesses within the Strathcona Regional District are spaced far apart, rely on water wells and septic systems, and have weekly garbage collection. Electricity, propane, oil furnaces, woodstoves and satellite internet are the primary utilities.
The Village of Sayward is a small municipality near the ocean front with approximately 334 residents. Homes and businesses within the Village of Sayward are in close proximity to each other. The Village of Sayward has municipal water and sewer services with weekly garbage collection. Electricity, propane, oil furnaces, woodstoves, cellular phones, cellular internet and satellite internet are the primary utilities.
Strathcona Regional District Area A Director
Gerald Whalley
Strathcona Regional District Services and Resources
Property Tax
Report A Concern
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Employment
Sayward Village Mayor
Mark Baker
Village of Sayward Services and Resources
Property Tax
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Strathcona Regional District
Regional Office
Open Monday to Friday 830am to 430pm
(Closed on Statuatory Holidays)
Administration@SRD.ca
Village of Sayward
Municipal Office
Open Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm
(Closed on Statuatory Holidays)
More Representatives
Trustee
Shannon Briggs
250.282.3364
shannon.briggs@sd72.bc.ca
Member of Legeslative Assembly
Anna Kindy
778.902.8544
Member of Parliament
Aaron Gunn
250.434.0300