Go Sayward News Desk
The Go Sayward News Desk is the editorial team responsible for news reporting and coverage published by GoSayward.com.
Our coverage focuses primarily on Sayward, Kelsey Bay, the Sayward Valley and North Vancouver Island, with extended provincial and national coverage for issues that may impact local residents.
Latest Articles by Go Sayward News Desk
Federal Government Expands Chinook Salmon Marking Program To Support Conservation On BC Coast
New mass-marking initiative aims to protect wild salmon and improve fishery management The Government of Canada is expanding a major salmon conservation initiative that could have long-term benefits for coastal communities, commercial fisheries, and recreational...
Before You Move A Rock – A Guide To Restoring Historical First Nations Clam Beds
New resource highlights importance of protecting clam gardens and intertidal ecosystems along the B.C. coast A new coastal stewardship guide from the Nanwakolas Council is encouraging residents, boaters, and coastal communities across Vancouver Island and the North...
Government Job Growth Far Outstrips Private Sector As Bureaucratic Costs Soar
Canada’s economy is witnessing a pronounced shift in employment trends, with government hiring far outpacing job creation in the private sector — a development that critics say is driving up bureaucratic costs and putting additional strain on taxpayers. New figures...
Guaranteed Pay Raises For MPs De-Incentivize Performance While Canadians Struggle
Canada’s members of Parliament have now received automatic pay increases for 14 consecutive years — a trend that critics argue undermines accountability and public trust in elected officials as economic pressures mount for ordinary Canadians. According to reporting...
BC Government Ends Funding For Longstanding Christian Homeschool Provider, Leaving Families Seeking Alternatives
The government of British Columbia New Democratic Party has cancelled provincial funding for a long‑established Christian homeschooling program, a decision that has left many families across British Columbia scrambling to find alternative educational options for their...
Concerns Grow Over Canada’s Blood Plasma System After Deaths At Donation Facility
New controversy is emerging around Canada’s blood plasma system following reports of two deaths linked to a Winnipeg donation facility, raising questions about oversight, transparency, and the growing role of private companies in the country’s blood supply. A recent...