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
Health Canada’s Early Awareness of mRNA Heart Risks Raises Questions as Young Canadians Report Ongoing Issues
Newly surfaced information suggests that Health Canada was aware of early signals linking mRNA COVID‑19 vaccines to heart‑related side effects before the national rollout began. Despite these indications, the vaccines were authorized and widely promoted, including to...
Industrial Carbon Tax Could Weaken Canada’s Investment Climate
A new report from the Fraser Institute is raising concerns about the economic impact of Canada's industrial carbon pricing system, arguing that the policy could discourage investment and reduce the country's competitiveness in global energy markets. The report focuses...
Telegraph Cove Reopens to Visitors Following Devastating Fire
One of Vancouver Island's most iconic waterfront destinations is welcoming visitors once again nearly a year after a devastating fire destroyed much of its historic boardwalk community. Telegraph Cove officially reopened for the 2026 tourism season following months of...
Endangered Vancouver Island Marmots Emerge From Hibernation as Recovery Efforts Continue
Conservationists are celebrating an encouraging sign of spring after the first wild Vancouver Island marmots of 2026 were spotted emerging from hibernation in alpine regions of Vancouver Island. The sightings mark the beginning of the species' active season after...
Avalanche Survivor Continues Long Road to Recovery After Near-Fatal Accident on Mount Cain
A Victoria-area teacher who survived a devastating avalanche is sharing his story of resilience as he works to rebuild his life following injuries that dramatically changed his future. Tim Sorensen still vividly recalls the moment a backcountry adventure turned into a...
Ottawa Approves Another $673 Million Bailout for Insolvent Canada Post as Financial Pressures Continue to Mount
The federal government has approved up to $673 million in additional funding for Canada Post, providing the Crown corporation with another financial lifeline as it continues to struggle with mounting losses and declining traditional mail volumes. The funding,...