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The “inadvertent” naming of a person conducting a Public Access to Information query remains under investigation, but Public Works Minister Craig Cannonier has apologised to the House of Assembly, calling it “an honest mistake”. Saying he was “incred...

A motion to censure Randy Horton, the Speaker of the House, is to be postponed, according to Michael Scott of the Progressive Labour Party. Mr Scott said yesterday afternoon that the motion, which PLP Leader Marc Bean last week predicted for yesterda...

A two-day Bahamas trip for Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy cost taxpayers a little less than $170, according to Government’s travel expenses website. Senator Fahy attended the Ninth International Labour Meeting, hosted by the International Labour ...

The emotionally charged national debate on the legitimacy of restricted dogs such as pit bulls has been acknowledged by Jeanne Atherden, the Minister of Health, Seniors and Environment. But the Department of Environmental Protection cannot offer to e...

There have been no random site inspections by Immigration officers between January 1 and May 15 this year because of “limited human resources”, according to Sylvan Richards, the Junior Minister for Immigration. Although there have been two work permi...

A woman who dedicated her life to helping people with disabilities has been recognised by having a support centre named after her. Kathleen Margaret Carter was instrumental in bringing about changes to the building code, requiring public buildings to...

The key players in the Government’s airport redevelopment plans have pledged transparency and employment opportunities for Bermudians. Aecon’s president, Steve Nackan; its executive chairman, John Beck; and Canadian Commercial Corporation’s (CCC) pre...

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Accounts expects to look at the Port Royal Golf Course improvements capital development project during its meeting today. The Public Accounts Committee is chaired by David Burt, the shadow minister of fi...

Total legal fees paid to MJM Ltd by the Ministry of Home Affairs since the One Bermuda Alliance took power is $1,081,931.36, Senator Michael Fahy reported in the Senate yesterday. He provided the information while answering parliamentary questions po...

Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy announced yesterday that the Department of Workforce Development’s Career Development Section had hired management firm Expertise Limited to conduct a comprehensive review of its operations. Senator Fahy told the...