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Bermuda’s unique role in ocean studies and tracking climate change was highlighted recently on board the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences research vessel Atlantic Explorer. The crucial work by BIOS was featured this summer in a PBS broadcast Chang...

Vina Outerbridge, a popular waitress and winner of Bermuda’s top hospitality award, has been remembered by MPs as a “no-nonsense woman who took pride in her work”. Giovanna Easton, one of the proprietors of the Speciality Inn where she worked for 22 ...

LF Wade International Airport was evacuated this afternoon after a fire alarm was activated. A Skyport Airport Duty Officer said the alarm went off at 3.35pm and the emergency services were called. The duty officer added: “The building was immediat...

Eight Atlantic Canadian universities are to visit Bermuda next week to meet potential students and share information about their courses. Katherine Cross, visit coordinator and assistant registrar at Dalhousie University, said: “We’re excited to retu...

A week of activites is planned to celebrate 138 years of policing in Bermuda. The Police Week celebrations to mark the milestone will kick off with Satuday’s police gymkhana at the Police Field in Prospect from 10am. Martin Weekes, the Assistant Co...

Chandra Persad was thrilled to leave Canada’s winters when she moved to Bermuda in 1970. But the Trinidadian soon found Bermuda also had a chilly side. “There was some discrimination against West Indians,” said the 67-year-old. “People would make co...

Special Olympian Paul Ray has been remembered by his family as a model of self-reliance despite suffering with Down syndrome. Keen sportsman Mr Ray, who died on September 10 aged 60, brought home a silver medal for golf in the 2011 Special Olympics. ...

Follow the yellow brick road over the rainbow and into The Gilbert & Sullivan Society’s production of The Wizard of Oz in Bermuda showing Thursday, October 5th through Saturday, October 14th, with the exception of Monday, October 9th. The show will s...

Loan guarantees for sport and community clubs will help generate jobs, the minister in charge of the portfolio said this morning. Zane DeSilva, Minister of Social Development and Sport, used a press conference to discuss four areas outlined within t...

Tobacco Bay is to reopen to swimmers after levels of seawater bacteria dropped to normal. The Ministry of Health said tests over the weekend had shown bacteria levels were within acceptable limits, but that Environmental Health scientists would conti...

David Burt, the Premier, and economic development and tourism minister Jamahl Simmons attended the US Congressional Black Caucus Foundation annual legislative conference at the weekend. The two day CBCF meeting in the US capital is a major policy con...

Michael Dunkley, the former premier, yesterday called on government ministers to clear up questions about a planned trip to New York involving politicians. Mr Dunkley’s comments, made during the motion to adjourn, resulted in a heated exchange during...