Now is the time
July 2, 2004
Dear Sir,
Christian Dunleavy in his recent ?Opinion? piece in emphatically lays out exactly what the Scott Government is all about. Three sentences from Christian are critically correct. ?This (the Scott) Cabinet lacks t...
During the past week, many letter writers to expressed views on the recent forum on Independence sponsored by the BIU and on conclusions reached by myself (Calvin Smith) in a series of articles on Independence published in .
The Forum on Independenc...
Little would change with the way Bermuda is policed, should the Island assume sovereignty.
Britain, through the Governor, has overall responsible for internal security and defence of the Island, but in 1974 the Police Act gave operational responsibil...
MORTY Williams of Whale Bay Road, Southampton is a miraculous man. In fact, the 58-year-old stonemason and former owner operator of Morton's New World Bakery at North Hill, Pembroke, is a remarkable testament of what Christian fortitude and personal ...
EDITOR and publisher Carlos Ball, writing for the "free market" web site Tech Central Station, poses the question: "Why is Bermuda Richer than Venezuela?", and in answering his rhetorical question, proceeds to heap praise upon the Government of Bermu...
Bermuda?s legal landscape continued to change shape yesterday with the merger of two Bermuda law firms ? Cox Hallett Wilkinson and Hollis & Co.
The latest merger, which was first announced in late May and took effect yesterday, follows on the heels o...
In Part One we examined the experience of ex-colonies from an historical, and economic perspective and compared that group to Bermuda's circumstances. In Part Two we looked at specific issues such as citizenship, globalisation, sovereignty and relati...
Bermuda should broaden protections against discrimination should the Island opt for independence, said constitutional law expert and Puisne Judge Ian Kawaley.
In last week?s lecture at the Bermuda College, Mr. Justice Kawaley began his discussion of ...
Governor Sir John Vereker?s decision to appoint Puisne Judges on limited term contracts was a ?retrograde step? constitutionally, Puisne Judge Ian Kawaley said.
?The established convention had been that Bermudian judges, like English judges, were app...
Last month Government unveiled new legislation intended to help the Island?s property rich but cash poor seniors.
The new legislation promised to open up financial assistance of up to $1,500 monthly to help with at home care costs for seniors in need...
