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An adoption programme has helped a dolphinarium to weather the Covid-19 storm, its general manager has revealed. Christine Mihelcic said Dolphin Quest’s “Adopt a Dolphin” scheme, introduced about a month ago, had brought a welcome boost. She added: “...

Private school pupils will go back to their classrooms for the start of the new term, it was announced yesterday. But public schoolchildren will be learning at home from today until at least January 12. Pupils at Mount Saint Agnes Academy were back ...

A baby mako shark was spotted just a few feet from shore twice last week. Melissa Ray said she spotted the shark as she walked near near the flagpole flagpole on Front Street at about 5pm last Monday. She added: “At first I thought it was a stick, or...

The Free Democratic Movement may have been out of the spotlight since its election defeat but it is gearing up to address the public early in the new year. This is according to Eugene Dean, a founding member of the island’s third political force who ...

A former senior Anglican priest who was paralysed as a result of a fall in July will not be returning to the island. Norman Lynas, the former Canon Residentiary at the Anglican Cathedral in Hamilton, fell down a set of steps in Bermuda on July 30, a...

Community activist Regina Peniston served hearty Christmas dinners to 160 people in need on Monday - despite Covid-19 related restrictions in place. The meals, provided by donors, were supposed to have been delivered on Boxing day but poor weather de...

Two Bermudian sisters are urging residents to unite in an island-wide, celebration from the comfort and safety of their homes on New Year’s Eve. Kathi and Harmony DeCouto said that while Covid-19 restrictions have limited the number of people who ca...

Air Canada is to ground its flights to Bermuda for more than a month. The airline said its Toronto to Bermuda service would be suspended after its January 8 flight until February 12 because of a massive slump in business caused by the coronavirus. A ...

School closures could be avoided if they were allowed to apply for charter school status and get the right to government grants, an education campaigner has said. Becky Ausenda, the executive director of the Bermuda Education Network, an organisatio...

Two patients have tested positive for the coronavirus in one of Bermuda Hospitals Board’s “long-term care areas”, it was revealed tonight. The cases came despite a BHB ban on long-term patients at the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute and the King Edwa...