Greg Sakaki is the Managing Editor at Black Press Media, where he has dedicated two decades to the community newspaper business. With a strong focus on journalism, media, and press, Greg has extensive experience covering consumer health and health news, as well as team sports. He has been featured in numerous publications, including the Alberni Valley News, Chilliwack Progress, and Nanaimo News Bulletin, among others.
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Nanaimo, Canada (Local)
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Greg's articles are mainly focused on local events in Nanaimo, especially those related to sports and community activities. If you're reaching out to Greg Sakaki, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in the local sports scene, community initiatives, or government announcements within Nanaimo. Specifically, stories about high school sports achievements, community recognition of individuals' efforts, and updates on development projects would be relevant for his coverage. When pitching him a story idea make sure it is highly localized and centered around the topics he frequently covers such as football (high school level), bowling and volleyball at a local level within Nanaimo city.
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BCIHL team blows out Okanagan Lakers by 8-2 score in final game of 2025
Volunteer Nanaimo YouthNetwork event happening Dec. 13 at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Fire broke out about 5 p.m. on Dec. 10 in the 6600 block of Dover Road
By: Greg Sakaki
Michael Patrick’s Annual Christmas Benefit set for Dec. 18 at the Queen’s
By: Greg Sakaki
First, second and third readings of financial plan bylaw pass unanimously
By: Greg Sakaki
All sailings cancelled through to the evening Dec. 22
By: Greg Sakaki
Social prescription, aging in place, new models for long-term care discussed at summit last month
By: Greg Sakaki
Greg Sakaki resigns after working at the community newspaper for more than 20 years
BCHL team heads into 2026 in second place in Coastal West division with a 15-12-2-0 record
Social prescription, aging in place, new models for long-term care discussed at summit last month
