Sayward News
Sayward News
Sayward Real Estate Market 2025 – Slow Sales, High Prices, and a World of Potential
Special thanks to real estate agent Susan Mallinson for contributing information relevant to this article. Sayward, BC—tucked between lush rainforest and the rugged Johnstone Strait—offers one of Vancouver Island’s most distinctive real estate markets. While many...
Firesmart Launches Rebate Program For Sayward Residents
The Strathcona Regional District (SRD) is now offering FireSmart Homeowner Rebates of up to $3,000 for properties located within the Village of Sayward. The rebates help homeowners complete wildfire mitigation work within 30 metres of their home, based on...
We’ve Added A Jobs Section
We are pleased to introduce the jobs tab on GoSayward.com. Employers and Non-Profits: Post your position on GoSayward.com at no charge by contacting us. Job Seekers and Volunteers: Bookmark this page and check back often for updates....
Public Weighs In as Results of Rod Brind’Amour Arena Redevelopment Are Released
On July 25, 2025, the Strathcona Regional District (SRD) initiated an Alternative Approval Process (AAP) to seek voter consent for Bylaw No. 607, which proposed borrowing up to $57.1 million for the redevelopment of the Rod Brind’Amour Arena at the Strathcona Gardens...
British Columbia News
British Columbia Tsunami Notification Zones
Tsunamis are rare but potentially devastating events. While many areas along coastal B.C. could be at risk in the event of a tsunami, scientific and technical experts generally agree that Victoria, eastern Vancouver Island, Vancouver, and the Lower Mainland face a low...
BC Supreme Court Ruling Shakes Foundation of Property Rights
B.C. Supreme Court Ruling on Cowichan Title Sparks Debate Over Property Rights The B.C. Supreme Court’s recent Cowichan decision has ignited widespread concern over private property rights, marking the first time in Canadian history that Aboriginal title has been...
Rustad Earns Strong Endorsement in BC Conservative Leadership Review
John Rustad has secured a decisive victory in the British Columbia Conservative Party’s leadership review, with approximately 70.66% of members voting in favor of his continued leadership. Of the 1,268 eligible voters, 70.66% supported Rustad’s leadership, while...
Documents Reveal Former Transport Minister Was Briefed on BC Ferries’ Foreign Contract Despite Prior Denial
Former Transport Minister Chrystia Freeland is expected to reappear before a parliamentary committee following the release of documents that raise fresh concerns about her involvement in BC Ferries’ recent procurement decision. Emails obtained through...
Canada News
Lest We Forget
Every year on November 11, Canadians pause to remember the men and women who have served—and continue to serve—our country in times of war, conflict, and peacekeeping. Known as Remembrance Day, this solemn occasion honours the sacrifices made by those who defended...
Bank of Canada Governor Says Canada Should Have Reduced Dependence On US Trade Sooner
In a September 23 address to business leaders in Saskatchewan, Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem delivered a candid assessment of Canada’s trade strategy, arguing the country has waited too long to reduce its economic reliance on the United States. He noted that...
Your Private Mail Could Be Opened Without A Warrant Under Proposed Legislation Bill C-2
The Liberal government’s proposed legislation, Bill C-2 — formally titled An Act Respecting Certain Measures Relating to the Security of the Border — is drawing sharp criticism from opposition MPs and civil liberties groups. At the heart of the controversy are...
Canadian Federal Bureaucrats Paid $190 Million in Bonuses Last Year
Crown Corporations Hand Out $190 Million in Bonuses Amid Fiscal Scrutiny Newly released government records reveal that Canada’s Crown corporations awarded more than $190 million in bonuses to executives and staff during the 2024–25 fiscal year. Notable Payouts: The...
