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The Royal Gazette Wahoo Tournament was hailed a success, with more boats than usual bringing their catch to the weigh-in this weekend. While John Allan Barnes said many competitors came home only with stories about the one that got away, the overall ...

Bermuda’s Emergency Broadcast System is expected to be up and running this weekend, according to government. Jeff Baron, the Minister of National Security, said issues with the system were discovered at the start of the hurricane season, and that Gov...

Cole Simons has hit back at suggestions that Bermuda has suffered from overfishing due to a lack of “localised and international protection”. Mr Simons, the environment minister, responded to a feature in The Guardian about underwater research off th...

Former St George’s Deputy Mayor Louis “Red” DeSilva has been honoured in wake of his death. Mr DeSilva, who held multiple posts in the Corporation of St George’s and served as president of the St George’s Cricket Club, was hailed as a dedicated and p...

Louis “Red” DeSilva, a former Deputy Mayor of St George’s, has died. A veteran St George’s cricketer and former president of the St George’s Cricket Club, Mr DeSilva was elected as a councillor for the Corporation in 1991 before winning a post as ald...

A small fire at Bermy Cuisine forced the Hamilton restaurant to shut its doors yesterday morning, but it is to reopen today. Owner Horace Tucker said that the fire began in the kitchen just minutes before the restaurant was set to open for the day. “...

A man charged with importing cocaine allegedly told police he owned a bag similar to one found to contain the controlled drug. And when questioned by police about his address in Jamaica, he gave two slightly different addresses in different interview...

The Royal Gazette received a welcome boost this summer courtesy of a group of young Bermudian interns pursuing careers in journalism. Those who read the bylines may already be familiar with the work of Jahzuena Douglas, Ezrah Rampersad and Rajan Simo...

Italian restaurant Rustico is looking to raise funds to support those affected by a devastating earthquake while giving patrons a taste of the affected region. Natalie Angeli, owner of Rustico, said that the restaurant would be offering Amatriciana —...

Bermudians travelling to Canada will soon need an Electronic Travel Authorisation to enter the country, according to the Consulate General of Canada. As of September 30, eTAs will be required by citizens of several countries that had not previously r...