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A young Bermudian filmmaker will travel to Haiti today to record footage of relief and rescue efforts for the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Yelena Packwood, whose family is from St. George's, will spend two weeks living in a tent outside the Seventh-...

Toby Mendel has spent much of his career studying freedom of information laws; he's even published two books about them. So when he describes Bermuda's proposed public access to information (PATI) bill as "by and large, a pretty good draft," it's pro...

Toby Mendel has spent much of his career studying freedom of information laws; he's even published two books about them. So when he describes Bermuda's proposed public access to information (PATI) bill as "by and large, a pretty good draft," it's pro...

Premier Ewart Brown met last night with Haitians living in Bermuda in the wake of the massive earthquake which has ripped apart their homeland. Dr. Brown held a reception at his official residence, Camden, where he talked to those who have lost loved...

A Haitian living in Bermuda has returned to his earthquake-struck homeland to search for his missing brother and help his people. Wesly Guiteau, an insurance broker at Willis, spoke to The Royal Gazette before he flew to the Dominican Republic and dr...

An emergency room doctor is heading to Haiti to tend to victims of last week's massive earthquake — and she is looking for volunteers to help in the coming months. Tiffany Keenan, who works at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, will set off today or ...

Civil servants have been ordered to implement "austere cost savings" — including banning first and business class travel and a freeze on hiring new consultants — for the rest of the financial year. A four-point plan approved by Cabinet to curtail spe...