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This is the first in an eight-part series that takes an incisive look at the Bermuda economy, historically from our humble beginnings to the 21st century and the challenges faced by the Progressive Labour Party government In trying to put any situat...

Former foster children are at greater risk of becoming homeless once they strike out on their own, a community activist warned yesterday. Gina Spence said that many homeless young people had been forced to leave their foster homes after they became a...

Conyers Dill & Pearman is rebranding and will now go by the name “Conyers”. Signage was changed at the law firm’s Hamilton offices in Clarendon House. The new brand will apply to all parts of the firm’s business, including legal professional and clie...

Tereska James has a message for people of colour: put on the sunblock, slip on a hat, seek out the shade — it’s a myth that being brown will protect you from skin cancer. Her family found out the hard way in September 2015, after doctors discovered h...

Millions of tennis fans around the world will get an introduction to Bermuda this summer when the island sponsors the US Open Tennis Championships, it was revealed yesterday. The Bermuda Tourism Authority has been unveiled as the exclusive tourism sp...

On Saturday, April 27, twenty-four teams from eight schools—including a new team from Impact Mentoring Academy—met at the National Sports Centre for the 2019 Marine Advanced Technology in Education (MATE) Bermuda Regional Remotely Operated Vehicle (R...

May 1st signals the start of Heritage Month, and with this year’s theme being - Bermudian Excellence, the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs have a number of activities planned to celebrate Bermuda’s culture. The Minister of Labour, Commun...

A father-and-daughter disabled team crashed out of the triathlon at the weekend, but said they would still not have missed the experience. Stephan Couture broke a rib while his 13-year-old daughter Chloe, who has cerebral palsy, suffered minor injuri...

There’s a silver lining to everything, possibly even cancer. Elaine Ritchie has learnt to appreciate every single day that comes along. “Everything seems to be brighter,” said the 73-year-old whose oesophagus cancer went into remission 12 years ago....

Westgate Correctional Facility has gone on “indefinite” lockdown, staffed by “a skeleton crew” after officers decided to work to rule in protest against conditions, the Minister of National Security said last night. Wayne Caines said the industrial a...