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Professionals continuing decades-old fight to update laws they say are not serving the public, the industry or the Government

The industry believes the 1969 Architects Registration Act is exclusionary and unconstitutional

Government has partnered with HSBC and Bermuda Commercial Bank to create a $50 million sovereign guarantee

Strategic use of infrastructure information could be a valuable asset in helping Bermuda attract technology and investment

The main building of the historic lodging, vacant since 2020, is poised for significant changes after purchase

Canadian prime minister says funds were registered in Bermuda through former employer to avoid double taxation

David Burt says the outstanding issues are critical to the full understanding of Bermuda’s history

Neighbours accuse each other of flouting planning regulations

The Court of Appeal upholds a ruling that the Commission of Inquiry into Historical Land Losses misinterpreted its terms of reference

Revisions are expected to be presented to MPs in the House of Assembly in November

They are aligned with government in seeking rule changes for the development of City buildings

Any plans for the site are not a priority for Skyport at this time, the airport operator says