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The US Consulate says more international students choose to study in the US than in any other country

The community has been challenged to “Brave the Shave” in aid of a childhood cancer research charity

Bermuda has an excellent track record in polio control, said the Chief Medical Officer as Bermuda held one-day exercise reviewing outbreak plan

Event in Halifax, Nova Scotia, recognises former BBC presenter Moira Stuart and health activist Sharon Davis-Murdoch

Students learning about music therapy were able to put theory into practice by singing to the participants of Action on Alzheimer’s and Dementia. The Chatmore British International School joined Hayley Francis-Cann, neurologic music therapist from S...

A future where everyone’s basic needs are met are just some of the things Bermuda’s charities have on their Christmas wish lists

The Bermuda Boys’ Brigade and Church Girls’ Brigade took part in their annual carwash and Christmas sale, raising more than $2,500 for charity. The youth groups joined forces for the event at St Paul’s Church car park and church hall in Paget. Work...

A range of charities have benefited from $200,000 in donations from reinsurance company Conduit Re. The much needed financial boost went out to 12 non-profit organisations over 2022 as part of the company’s charitable arm Conduit Foundation, which i...

Two arrests have been made in connection with an assault that took place at Northlands Primary School in Pembroke last Friday. A spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service said: “The BPS wishes to thank the public for their assistance leading to these...

Nathan Wilson and Maia Bento-Fray have been crowned Mr CedarBridge and Miss CedarBridge respectively. The students of CedarBridge Academy beat out fellow students to the top prizes at a special ceremony at the school on Saturday evening. This year a...