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Inequality activist Chuck Collins will take part in a breakfast panel discussion hosted by the Bermuda Community Foundation next week. The BCF has brought Mr Collins, an international author, to Bermuda to meet with students, philanthropists, financi...

A children’s charity has called on parents to invest in their children’s development over material possessions. Marking Universal Children’s Day today, the BSMART Foundation said early childhood development is crucial for building a foundation for fu...

A human rights watchdog is warning that the passage of the Domestic Partnership Act will remove rights from same-sex couples and potentially make their unions unrecognisable overseas. In a statement released this morning, the Human Rights Commission...

New One Bermuda Alliance leader Jeanne Atherden has pledged to increase diversity within her party and to connect with the public. Ms Atherden defeated Craig Cannonier and Patricia Gordon-Pamplin — two former OBA leaders — in a vote by party members ...

One Bermuda Alliance leadership hopeful Craig Cannonier said yesterday he was given “terrible advice” from senior political colleagues during the Jetgate row that ended his term as premier. Mr Cannonier added that there was a culture of agendas and h...

Legislation to move Bermuda Day to the last Friday of May has been approved by the House of Assembly. Zane DeSilva, Minister of Social Development and Sport, said the move was intended to reduce the disruption the holiday — traditionally celebrated o...

Plans to move Artemis Racing’s America’s Cup guest pavilion into Hamilton and turn it into a visitor’s information centre have been given the green light. The Bermuda Tourism Authority’s proposal to move the building to a site on Front Street near th...

A bid to shift the Bermuda Day holiday to the final Friday of May will go before MPs for debate today. Grant Gibbons, the Shadow Minister of Economic Development, is scheduled to bring the report on the impact of the 35th America’s Cup by professiona...

Education minister Diallo Rabain yesterday hit back at the idea that Bermuda’s America’s Cup group had “gifted” nearly $150,000 of wi-fi equipment to the island’s public schools. A legacy report from ACBDA last week said that it and the America’s Cup...

More than 700 tradesmen and women have registered for national certification. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development, said a total of 713 people had signed up for the scheme. The number includes 412 landscapers, 97 auto me...