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Five men have been arrested and released on police bail in connection with the murder of Deshaun Berkley. Mr Berkley, 30, was shot dead last Thursday outside Western Stars Sports Club at 1.15am, in what police have said could have been a gang-related...

Three times as many voters disapprove of public works minister Craig Cannonier’s performance as those who support him, according to a political opinions poll. The Devonshire South Central MP had the backing of 23 per cent of voters, compared with 67 ...

Almost half of Bermudians believe Donald Trump will damage the island because of his temperament, radical views and tax policies, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. Some 45 per cent of registered voters fear United States Presiden...

The Bermuda College is preparing to launch a new programme aimed at giving Bermudians the opportunity to work in restaurants. Romeo Ruddock, programme co-ordinator at the Bermuda College’s Division of Professional and Career Education, said the Certi...

Canada’s new Consul General in New York has visited the island for the first time. Phyllis Yaffe spent two days meeting with members of the local business community, as well as the Governor, the Premier and other politicians. “It was really an intr...

A group of architectural experts have embarked on a groundbreaking project to record and chart all the listed buildings in St George’s. The eight-strong team of students, led by Brent Fortenberry from Clemson University in Charleston and Ed Chappel, ...

After scoring top marks in the Alberta Diploma examinations, former MSA valedictorian Meagan Stecko is striving for a career as an actuary. Ms Stecko, now studying actuarial science at the University of Western Ontario, said she was surprised to come...

The family of Malinda Binns who passed away last month following a year-long battle with cancer raised $1,000 through a gospel concert on Saturday evening to help raise money for outstanding medical bills. The daughters and mother of Ms Binns [forme...

Senator Kim Wilkerson, the Shadow Minister of Economic Development, has described Oxfam’s assertion that Bermuda is the worst corporate tax haven in the world as “extremely disappointing”. The Progressive Labour Party MP said her party supported the ...

Two men have been found guilty of shooting and torturing millionaire businessman Timothy Mardon in a raid on his countryside mansion. Charlie Simms and Christopher Bergin targeted Mr Mardon, 51, after mistakenly believing he was using his Georgian pr...