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Covid-19 has caused massive unemployment among taxi drivers and the restaurant trade, industry figures said yesterday. David Frost, the president of the Bermuda Taxi Owners Association, said almost 600 taxi drivers were off the road because of the pa...

In this unprecedented moment of crisis, the world struggles to contain the coronavirus pandemic and nations on lockdown are grappling to cope with the fallout of this unfolding event. Bermuda has already suffered five tragic deaths from the virus, w...

The decision on whether Algonquin Power & Utilities Corporation is acceptable to the Bermuda people as the 100 per cent foreign owner determining our future fate with respect to the control of our most important utility could not be approaching at a ...

Soldiers on the streets and the water to enforce the state of emergency regulations are backed up by a hard-working support team at Warwick Camp. Royal Bermuda Regiment chefs and medics are working overtime to keep about 200 troops fed and fighting f...

Covid-19 hit Bermuda just as Arianna Hodgson was about to officially launch her brand, Pink Onion. Her idea was a network for mothers, a “safe place” for them to come together, share their stories and get support. Ultimately she saw it as a stepping...

Even before Donald Trump announced that he intends to temporarily suspend immigration to the United States because of Covid-19, it was becoming clear that the effect of the virus on migration would be powerful, long-lasting and unfortunate. Many coun...

A fresh appeal to trace an elderly man with Alzheimer’s disease who has been missing for almost a month was made tonight. Police said Robert Douglas, 72, was captured on a CCTV camera walking east on Angle Street in Hamilton, near its junction with N...

A total of $7.7 million has been paid out to people thrown out of work by the Covid-19 crisis, the labour minister revealed last night. Lovitta Foggo said that the Department of Workforce Development had been “flooded” with applications for the emer...

Some businesses thought to be eligible to reopen yesterday after Covid-19 regulations were relaxed were unable to do so because they still had to get government permission. A spokeswoman for Hendy’s Laundromat on Union Street, Pembroke, said staff ha...

Staff at a Pembroke restaurant have turned its kitchen over to help elderly residents at a nursing home. Rob Bruni, the manager of Huckleberry at the Rosedon Hotel, said staff had answered an urgent call for help after a string of Covid-19 cases amon...