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The disappointed should know: Bill Vaughan tried. He tried despite a pandemic. He tried despite a bout of pneumonia. He tried despite knowing we were still in 2020, the year that took from us the Notorious RBG, Black Panther and Alex Trebek. For more...

I have spent eight months watching my fellow prisoners inside a state penitentiary in Washington suffer from Covid-19. Now there is finally a vaccine on the horizon. Unfortunately, it may not get to many incarcerated people in time to save us. Those ...

This country has opened its new state-of-the-art, 21st-century-and-beyond, iconic airport on Wednesday. A total of 885 Bermudians have worked on the site since construction started in 2017 and about 400 island companies got work from this major proje...

“Every time I hear the crack of a whip My blood runs cold” — Bob Marley Every time that many Bermudians drive or walk near the gates of the House of Assembly on Reid Street or Parliament Street, their blood runs cold. Deep in their sou...

The first Covid-19 lockdowns in March jolted a lot of us into new habits. Some of these changes were healthy; others, not so much. We started cooking more, which is generally healthier than eating in restaurants. We're washing our hands a lot more. S...

The Government’s plan to force yellow wristbands on arriving travellers will invite discrimination without preventing the spread of Covid-19. Bermuda has long grappled with prejudice, and we should not create new forms of intolerance in a misguided e...

Bermuda, initially when Covid-19 hit the island in mid-March, the Government took extreme measures to curb the spread of this deadly virus; the island sheltered in place for weeks. The Government and Opposition worked together, and the vast majority ...

A clutter of unhelpful pandemic rules is wearing people down. One-way systems in stores, outdoor mask mandates, ceaselessly cleaning groceries and packages — should these things be our top priorities for limiting the spread of Covid-19? Harvard’s Jos...

The non-profit sector in Bermuda has coped reasonably well in 2020, partly as a result of cutting costs early in the pandemic crisis. The year 2021 will be critical for non-profits to further adapt their programmes and services to comply with Covid r...

More than three weeks ago, I came across a story that raised a red flag over the prospects of a resumption of the cruise ship industry upon which Bermuda depends on for at least 80 per cent of its visitor traffic to the island between April and Nove...