Sayward residents look to dissolve municipality after years of squabbling
Protracted conflict among elected officials in recent years has cost the village hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees.
B.C. village facing 42% tax increase sees some residents push for dissolution | CBC News
A former logging centre of approximately 350 people in northern Vancouver Island, Sayward has less than $2 million remaining in financial assets, the lowest number of any municipality in the province.
Village on Island’s northeast coast projects 42% tax hike amid council turmoil
Struggling village’s draft budget was presented on Feb. 17
Geotechnical report wanted in wake of landslide that affected Sayward water supply - Ladysmith Chronicle
Report will show remediation and mitigation options tied to October incident at Newcastle Creek
Village of Sayward taking legal action to get the ability to sue its own councillors | CBC News
The Village of Sayward filed a legal petition with the B.C. Supreme Court on Oct. 14, asking them to reduce quorum — the minimum number of people required for a council meeting to make a decision — from three elected officials to two.
Village of Sayward goes to court to reduce number of councillors
'This is a step in the right direction to restore order, civility, and professionalism to the village'
Vancouver Island communities receive $5.25 million for water upgrades - My Cowichan Valley Now
Two Vancouver Island communities are set to benefit from significant water infrastructure improvements thanks to a combined investment of over $5.25 million from federal, provincial, and municipal partners.
Sayward to receive $580,967 in funding to improve drainage and stormwater system
The multi-government funding will be used to reduce flooding and minimize flood risks for homes in Sayward
Sayward Clean-Up Days makes it easier to dispose of household waste
Clean-Up Days returns to Sayward in July to help homeowners tidy up
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