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

Jezhari Talbot, who is studying languages and finance at Reading University, received a cheque for $1,500

Executive director Traci Burgess outlines the impact our bad habits are having on our surrounding waters

The tax on products containing sugar was introduced by the Government in October 2018 as a weapon in the war on diabetes

Workshops on artificial intelligence and its uses will be offered this month by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Bermuda, in conjunction with Data Privacy Week. The office has partnered with the British company Morality and Knowledge in Art...

It has been eight years since Pete Saunders received a scholarship grant worth $45,000 from the Duperrault Fellowship to study a doctorate in Human Development. He reflects on what that has meant for him

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...

Four schools have received cash donations thanks to the fundraising efforts of amateur athletes. Twenty teams recently took part in the Off Level Games – an adult sports day consisting of fun events such as dodgeball, sumo wrestling, volleyball and e...

A Bermudian-born woman who served in the US Navy during the 1950s and founded a charity for troubled youth in California became “a pillar of strength” in her Los Angeles community. Gwendolyn Smith Bolden, daughter of Charles Smith and Dorothy Wheeler...

Awards were bestowed on five of Bermuda’s best in the King’s New Year’s Honours List announced yesterday. Sheelagh Cooper, a tireless advocate for Bermuda’s children and vulnerable families, has been appointed an Officer of the Most Excellent Order o...