Smith, will address the Bermuda branch of the Institute of Directors tonight on the changes affecting the economic climate in Canada after it repatriated its Constitution (The British North-American Act) from Great Britain.
Mr. Smith dealt with the i...
referendum plans in tatters and the public in confusion.
As an issue, Independence came from nowhere. Depending on what happens in the House this Friday, it may disappear again, at least for a time.
For those who lost the thread as it wound from the ...
Imagine losing your sight through poverty and spending the rest of your life -- even from childhood -- in total darkness.
The sight of trees, skies, animals, family and playmates you once loved are all gone forever because of poor diet, poor hygiene,...
The Salvation Army yesterday disassociated itself with the anti-gay Christian Coalition, which has been labelled "fanatical'' by Health Minister the Hon.
Quinton Edness.
The Army did not want to be associated with the Coalition's "attempt to hinder s...
Bermuda Party tearing itself apart over an issue which was unnecessary because it was not on the public's agenda. Repeatedly Bermudians of all political persuasions ask why this Independence row is happening at a time when Bermuda has a slate full of...
houses, it was charged last Friday.
Mr. Nelson Bascome, PLP social services spokesman, accused the Bermuda Housing Corporation of charging needy people near-market rates for the homes.
His claim came at the end of a stormy session of the House of Ass...
Ten-year-old Daemon Hanley's six-page essay about his mother Mrs. Mildred Hill won the hearts of the judges and the 250 people gathered at the Belmont Hotel's Gallery Room yesterday.
Described as a mom who "says what she means and means what she says...
A story in yesterday's newspaper reporting Opposition MP Mr. Nelson Bascome participating in prayer vigils against passage of the Stubbs Bill legalising gay sex was incorrect. Mr. Bascome has not partifcipated in any such prayer vigils.
The Christian...
Despite a "categorical rejection'' this week from the Dellwood Parent Teachers Association, Government vowed to press on with plans to make Northlands into an adequate primary school.
Education Minister the Hon. Clarence Terceira said that although h...
An Opposition motion rejecting Government's call for a Commission of Inquiry passed without objection in an extraordinary day in the House of Assembly yesterday.
The debate saw Tourism Minister the Hon. C.V. (Jim) Woolridge lambaste his Government's ...
