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The Bank of Bermuda Foundation is shifting its funding approach to help tackle the ripple effects of Bermuda being “a historically overtly racially segregated and fundamentally unfair society”. A comprehensive review — driven by a change in membershi...

Bermuda International Film Festival will celebrate its 20th anniversary with an initiative aimed at young children. Next month’s festival will see BIFF deliver two programmes designed to inspire the island’s younger generation “through the imaginatio...

A “passionate but productive” meeting at CedarBridge Academy brought stakeholders to brainstorm stopgap measures for students left stranded by repeatedly cancelled buses. The school is often the worst hit when public transport falls short, with repre...

Riddick Bowe is one of five former world boxing champions lined up as special guests for a business conference in Bermuda in October. The former undisputed world heavyweight champion, who gained the title in 1992 by defeating Evander Holyfield, will ...

After 2½ years of hard work, by Aecon, Canadian Commercial Corporation, the Bermuda Government and by the team that now forms the new airport company, Skyport, we are looking forward to building Bermuda’s new airport terminal. This project is an oppo...

Homeopathist Melanie Dupres invited families of children on the spectrum to take part in her free homeopathy and autism trial last October. An initial hour-long consultation was followed by two 30-minute appointments before the children were given a...

Michael Dunkley joined Elliot Primary School students for their annual kite day today. The Premier, who was invited by P2 teacher Beverley Taylor, helped the students to prepare their kites for flying, as well as getting them up in the air. Mr Dunk...

Hospitality Month 2017 is under way, with the first winner of the Experience Bermuda Scavenger Hunt announced at City Hall. The Bermuda Hospitality Institute is hosting the island-wide scavenger hunt, encouraging people to revisit various sights and ...

The Bermuda Government passed its “Safe Hands” Budget in late March, laying down ways and means that money will be earned and spent over the next year. Legislators debated the Budget for more than 100 hours, which tells you that our system of democra...

Antiquated facilities, violence, increased drug use, politics and a lack of trust are some of the things holding back Bermuda’s public schools. More collaboration and community investment, improved infrastructure and maintenance, culturally relevant ...