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The Bermuda College is preparing to launch a new programme aimed at giving Bermudians the opportunity to work in restaurants. Romeo Ruddock, programme co-ordinator at the Bermuda College’s Division of Professional and Career Education, said the Certi...

After scoring top marks in the Alberta Diploma examinations, former MSA valedictorian Meagan Stecko is striving for a career as an actuary. Ms Stecko, now studying actuarial science at the University of Western Ontario, said she was surprised to come...

The Institute of Bermuda Architects and the Ministry of Health and Seniors joined forces to organise an accessibility tour of Hamilton, highlighting challenges faced by people who are differently abled. Held on Friday in honour of UN International Da...

Prosecutors have lost an appeal against the acquittal of a police officer charged with disclosing information likely to prejudice an investigation into a fellow officer. Emmerson Carrington was found not guilty of the offence in Magistrates’ Court af...

A TN Tatem student has described her first day at Clearwater as one of the greatest days of her life, but said she looked forward to returning to her own school. In a letter to the editor, 11-year-old Che’-Chulae’ Dowling said that while she was nerv...

A trio of waste bins artfully decorated by Warwick Academy students have been placed at White Hill Field as part of a beautification process. While one of the three bins is painted in the blue and canary yellow of the Somerset Eagles, the second is d...

A group of police officers have helped two young people enjoy a merrier Christmas, presenting them with gifts. Sergent Sharnita Tankard said that for the second year, the officers of B Watch Central selected two deserving children to donate gifts to....

The Bermuda Police Service has urged anyone with knowledge of sexual abuse to come forward in the wake of claims that football players have been victims. In a statement yesterday, Sean Field-Lament, the Assistant Commissioner of Police, said the prot...

Steve Nackan, Aecon Concessions president, has defended the decision not to put the airport project out to tender in a Canadian newspaper. Speaking to the Toronto Star, Mr Nackan said that the lack of tendering had been an element of contention with ...

More than 300 seniors were presented with gifts and a meal at the 18th Annual Seniors Christmas Luncheon over the weekend. The event, organised by Carol Clarke and the Bermuda Overseas Mission, brought hundreds of seniors together on Saturday to than...