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An investigation into the death of a teenage Bermudian girl in an American treatment centre should be independent, an Opposition MP said yesterday. But the Government would not confirm who would carry out inquiries after the 16-year-old died on Satur...

No shares traded on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, leaving The Royal Gazette/BSX Index unchanged on 2,217.02. Butterfield Bank’s US-listed shares gained nine cents, or 0.27 per cent, to close at $33.58 on the New York Stock Exchange, as 109,378 shares c...

More than five months have passed since the announcement of a potential sale of Ascendant to Algonquin Power & Utilities Company. Since that time there has been no effort by the potential Canadian buyer to clearly state what benefits it may offer to ...

A hospital misdiagnosis was a significant factor in the death of a young mother from cancer six years ago, a lawyer claimed yesterday. Latifa Maybury, who was 30, died in November 2013, six months after she gave birth to her son, Khaleel. Her color...

Ross Caesar believes the best is yet to come after making his professional bodybuilding debut in Ontario, Canada, at the weekend. The six-times “Mr Bermuda” competed at the International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness Pro League in Niagara Fa...

These days Leroy Augustus rides a scooter, but for most of his life horses were his preference. It’s how he got his nickname, given at an early age by his parents Albina and Samuel. “My parents called me Poker because I always liked poking around wi...

Representatives from 31 countries, including Bermuda, talked about supporting the health of more than 700 million of their people. The representatives grappled with defining a common purpose of healthcare, and having the difficult conversations about...

Phil Butterfield is “disappointed” by the lack of impetus in the government response to recommendations made by the BermudaFirst advisory group that he chairs. The non-political group was commissioned by David Burt, the Premier, to put forward ideas ...

An organisation set up to help other charities almost 30 years ago could be forced to shut before Christmas unless donors come forward, its executive director has warned. Danielle Riviere, of The Centre on Philanthropy, said the charity needed a fir...

“Workplace concerns” at a fitness centre are to be investigated by the Government. Lovitta Foggo, the Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport, said the ministry was aware of complaints about a centre and would monitor the situation. Ms Foggo ...