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Last week’s poll gave the Progressive Labour Party a commanding lead for the forthcoming General Election. Fifty per cent of the Global Research poll respondents said they would vote for the PLP while just 17 per cent said they would vote for the Op...

As Hurricane Teddy disappears into the rear-view mirror, older readers may have remarked on the increased frequency of hurricanes, both targeting Bermuda and more generally. Hurricane experts have already named the most recent hurricanes Alpha and B...

The current and possible future changes in individuals’ and families’ reactions to, coping mechanisms with, and adaptation of habits due to social isolation, quarantining, and the Covid illness itself continues to be a source of intense analysis by e...

Well, as of Thursday, September 10, 2020, we are off and running to Bermuda’s political sweepstakes. And already, without a shot being fired, the One Bermuda Alliance, as Her Majesty’s Official Opposition — the government-in-waiting and all that jazz...

Here is a wonderful opportunity for Bermuda residents to enhance your financial literacy with the CFA Society Bermuda. For the second year, the CFA Society Bermuda in partnership with Bermuda College is to offer a four-session series on building fina...

Dear readers, I am looking for volunteers who have a financial success story to tell the world. Our domestic and global community needs to hear and read these stories, now more than ever. We need to see and feel real hope, that can incentivise us to...

It is important to note that this is my opinion. I am a parent with no voting rights, political-party affiliation or government position. It would be easy to sit here and say the Government needs to give more money towards education. Believe it or n...

Dear Sir, The following is a letter sent to the Governor, the Premier and the Opposition leader, together with my MP, Wayne Caines. I am yet to hear back from the latter three, and so this is redirected towards them with edits from the original. I wr...

The pre-election Bermudian parliamentarian system comprises 36 seats but only eight women — a mere 22 per cent representation in the House of Assembly. How can this be when women make up 52 per cent of the population? Why are women not entering the ...

This is the second of a three-part essay describing Bermuda’s cultural crisis as it moves towards becoming a dysfunctional society We have been showered by American culture that we have adopted, which is not surprising since the United States is a g...