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Wendy Ingham doesn’t say a word, but she is probably the most animated part of the Bermuda government press conferences. Signing keeps her moving; the island’s deaf population relies on her facial expressions and hand motions to keep up with the news...

Over the three-day Easter weekend, there were 18,083 checkpoint stops and 32 people were arrested for breaching curfew or for non-essential movement. As the Government works to rid the island of Covid-19, it is obvious that not everybody is listenin...

The pictures aren’t ones you post on social media. They show black eyes and bruised faces; victims of domestic violence, their spirits are often crumpled. Tina Laws is one of those that they send their pictures to. A domestic violence counsellor, sh...

When one young middle schooler first heard about the Covid-19 crisis, she was terrified for her grandmother. What if she caught the virus at school or the grocery store and made her grandmother sick? She decided the best way to deal with the situati...

The world is full of fear at the moment, and before I get to the bridge fear that is the focus of this column, let me add my voice to those who are exhorting you to just stay home, as much as possible and follow all the advice to the letter, as it is...

Bermuda is now one week into the shelter-in-place order. As a community, we are collectively navigating this global pandemic known as Covid-19. The Governor of Bermuda issued a state of emergency on April 1 and it was ratified by the House of Assembl...

The Gotham Comedy Club is one of New York’s hottest comedy spots with the likes of Jerry Seinfeld, Trevor Noah and Jim Gaffigan appearing regularly. Now, Bermudian comedians might also have a chance to take the stage there. Club affiliate, the Manhat...

Sitting at home during a Covid-19 lockdown, it’s hard not to get creaky in the joints. Fitness instructor Alex Hasselkuss is offering online yoga and joint mobility classes to help people stay limber, while they are homebound. The founder of fitness ...

During the forced isolation of Covid-19 photographer Amanda Temple started to get really bored. Normally this time of the year is pretty quiet for her, but she still shoots around 15 portraits a week and a couple of weddings. “I am missing the photog...

As a child, Italian Sousa wasn’t too thrilled about her name. “When the teacher called my name, I’d duck down,” she said. Her mother, Marquerite O’Loughlin, called her Italian because she loved Italian culture, and worked for Little Venice for many ...