Sayward Christian Fellowship is hosting a Vacation Bible School for children 4 and up. This program is running from August 25 to 29, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm at 741 Gentry Road. Topics will include bible stories, missionary stories, crafts, games, songs and snacks. For more information, call Eve at 250.282.3269.
Got oversized household waste or recyclables that usually require a trip to Campbell River? Skip the drive—bring them to Sayward Clean-Up Days and dispose of them responsibly, right here in your community.
Location: Main Road Yard – 797 Island Highway, Sayward
Dates: Saturday & Sunday, July 19-20, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Please be prepared to unload and sort your own items.
Visit the links below for details on accepted materials.
Scrap metal
Household furniture
Large appliances – www.marrbc.ca
Small appliances – www.electrorecycle.ca
Car & truck tires
All battery types – www.call2recycle.ca
Household electronics – www.return-it.ca
Electric outdoor power equipment – www.opeic.ca/how-it-works
Paint, thinners, lightbulbs, old gasoline in approved containers, and more – www.productcare.org
Drywall
Unlabeled or unknown hazardous waste
Diesel
Motor oil, filters, antifreeze, and empty containers (take to Sayward Recycling Depot)
Fertilizers
Compressed gas cylinders
Habitat for Humanity ReStore (Campbell River) will be on-site to collect gently used household items.
Learn more at: www.habitatnorthisland.com/restore/donate-materials
This event is proudly sponsored by the Major Appliance Recycling Roundtable (MARR).
Email or call 250-792-0026 for more information about Sayward Clean-Up Days.
Join local artist Rachel Boult in adding to the Kelsey Centre mural.
Welcoming all Sayward teens ages 11 to 18.
The Sayward Volunteer Fire Department is pleased to host the annual Mother’s Day Tea on May 11th from 10am to 2pm at Hall #1 in the village. Enjoy tea and snacks served by your local firefighters!
As sweeping crews and equipment move steadily along roads and around corners, drivers are urged to remain patient and proceed with caution when passing. Street sweeping plays a vital role in reducing pollution and improving air quality. By removing dirt, leaves, debris, and other pollutants from roadways, it helps prevent these materials from entering storm drains or nearby water bodies, protecting both water quality and the environment.
The next seniors luncheon will be on April 16th at the Kelsey Centre. This is a free event, and a great chance to socialize with other community members. Lunch, dessert and refreshments are provided at no charge. Transportation is available on request by calling 250.282.5500.
