age. Cells are constantly growing, changing, and dying. The good news is that while we can't stay young forever, we can certainly improve the quality of our lives as we age.
Good health in later years shouldn't be left to chance. The responsibility f...
Swan's Cabinet indicates the dilemma faced by the United Bermuda Party over Independence. Basically, the UBP is split between those members, most of whom appear to be black, who agree with the Premier that Independence is vital to Bermuda's future an...
"It is important to evaluate what these agreements mean to Bermuda,'' said the Bank of Butterfield's president and CEO Mr. Collier. "I have concerns about saying yes to agreements that could mean opening our doors to foreign businesses.'' Recent deb...
Cartwright DeCouto, one of its longest serving and toughest Cabinetministers, resigned as Delegated Affairs Minister.
And The Royal Gazette can reveal that her shock departure follows a Cabinet row over Independence.
"Please accept this letter as my ...
Indeed, it is entirely healthy. As we see it, a referendum on Independence is a democratic process which has the advantage of allowing the people to decide their own future. A properly supervised referendum on a major national issue is a very pure fo...
Cabinet yesterday, citing business and family obligations.
The move took Cabinet Ministers by surprise.
It left Premier the Hon. Sir John Swan not only with a vacant Cabinet post, but without a Government Leader in the Senate, where Sen. Winfield had...
In a picture caption in yesterday's Community section Mr. Ian Ramsey QC was incorrectly identified as the assistant to Mrs. Lois Browne Evans in the trial of Larry Tacklyn. Mr. Ramsey was, in fact, leading counsel.
You may love her or you may hate he...
be answered before Bermudians can make an informed choice as opposed to an emotional choice.
There are those in favour of Independence who simply see the step as a question of "freedom'' and a kind of overdue coming of age which is not to be compromi...
breaking the glass ceiling, gay rights, reforming education, modernising the workplace, retraining workers.
Has the Government got too much on its plate? No Minister or civil servant admits it openly, but there are concerns Government's agenda is bur...
problems. The high expectation some people have of Independence, and the thinking which promotes Independence as a panacea, may well damage Bermuda severely when expectations are not fulfilled because they are not realistic.
Some Bermudians seem to f...
