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Par-la-Ville Hotel and Residences Ltd was ordered to pay Mexico Infrastructure Finance LLC more than $19 million yesterday by Puisne Judge Justice Stephen Hellman. The case, which was heard in the Commercial Courts, was brought by MIF for a total of ...

The proposed redevelopment of a “dirty diamond” in the West End is beginning to take shape — and the public is invited to have a say in the project. The work at Mangrove Bay Beach could even be completed in time for next year’s tourist season. Willi...

The president of a firm involved in the proposed airport redevelopment plans has dismissed claims that a slew of published e-mails between the parties show impropriety. Steve Nackan, president of Aecon Concessions, said there was nothing underhand ab...

A proposal to create a new marina on the waterfront at Barr’s Bay Park has been given in-principle approval by the Department of Planning. Last November, the Corporation of Hamilton filed a planning application with the department requesting in-princ...

Dear Sir, I live in Hamilton Parish, an idyllic spot for sure, and you would think I am very happy. But this afternoon I find myself retreating indoors rather than sitting out with the pleasant gentle wash of sea on the rocks — all because someone i...

A small park being created at the vacant lot at the corner of Court Street and Dundonald Street is off to a modest start and, according to the City of Hamilton, a patch of trees with picnic benches should be in place by July. For many years the prope...

Trash collection in the West End will be delayed until Wednesday due to Monday’s Bermuda Day holiday. A statement from the Department of Waste Management stated that West End garbage collection would take place on Wednesday and Thursday next week, wh...

The Bermuda Audubon Society and University of Laval-Atlantis Labs have donated a truck to the Department of Conservation Services. The ten-year-old Silverado truck, refurbished by the Ministry of Public Works, was donated as thanks for the supported ...

Conservationists have embarked on a pioneering new project to monitor and protect one of the Island’s rarest and most critically endangered species. Wildlife ecologist Dr Mark Outerbridge together with British student Helena Turner have spent the las...

Objectors to an appeal by Pink Beach site owners of a Development Applications Board decision have said the subdivision of the prime real estate was a “bait and switch” tactic, with the owner claiming agricultural land they had proposed to save “was ...

Keep Bermuda Beautiful will be joining forces with the Bermuda Tourism Authority this Saturday for their annual Island-wide National Clean-up Day. The Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) is calling on hospitality stakeholders and its class of 400 certif...

The death of hundreds fish in inshore waters is suspected to be the result of an algae bloom. According to a statement released yesterday by the Ministry of Health, Seniors and Environment, several fish “die-offs” have been reported since Saturday. ...