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
Ottawa Greenlights Plastic Straw Production For Everywhere Except Canada
The federal government has reversed part of its planned phase‑out of single‑use plastics, allowing Canadian manufacturers to resume exporting products such as plastic straws, cutlery, and other items that remain banned within Canada. The shift comes just as a full...
How the Canadian Government Broadened State Powers in 2025
In 2025, the federal government under Prime Minister Mark Carney introduced a series of legislative changes that critics argue significantly expanded state authority while reducing individual freedoms. One of the most debated developments was the passage of Bill C-2,...
Sayward Futures Society Seeks Volunteers
Sayward Futures Society is looking for enthusiastic volunteers this spring to help with trail maintenance and cleanup at several local Recreation Sites and Trails BC locations—including the beautiful Elk Creek area. Your support will be especially valuable in...
Possible Coastal Flooding This Weekend
Abnormally high tides combined with an approaching low‑pressure system may lead to minor to moderate coastal flooding this weekend. Elevated water levels, strong winds, and increased wave action are expected to rise above the highest astronomical tides, heightening...
Mount Cain Ready To Open
Winter has officially arrived, and Mount Cain is finally blanketed in fresh snow. Nearly 30 centimetres of cold, dry powder has fallen, transforming the hill into a winter wonderland. While the snowfall is promising, it’s not yet enough for a safe opening. Earlier...
Repeat Violent Offender Crimes Reduced By 50 Percent
A provincial program launched in May 2023 has significantly reduced police interactions with repeat violent offenders in British Columbia, cutting those encounters by about 50 percent. The initiative targets individuals at high risk of violent offences, placing them...