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Prepare yourself for upcoming changes in the regulatory environment at the Real Estate Compliance for 2016: What You Need to Know session, presented by Certainty on Tuesday, June 14. From noon until 1.30pm at Bermuda Chamber of Commerce, this lunch-a...

Bermudians are remembering “an inspiration”, “a formidable fighting spirit” and “the greatest champion ever to have lived” with the passing of boxing legend Muhammad Ali. The great sportsman, who passed away on Friday, visited Bermuda in 1965 and 197...

A tradition dating back to 1849 — the Blessing of the Boats — took place this morning at the Chapel of Ease dock in St George’s Harbour. The Right Rev Nicholas Dill, Bishop of Bermuda, and the Rev David Raths conducted the blessing after being rowed...

Some form of reprieve for pitbulls could be among the amendments now under consideration for Bermuda’s dog legislation. However, Cole Simons, the Minister of the Environment, has refused to commit to calls from the Opposition to halt the policy of eu...

For the first time in maritime history the old naval pier at Morgan’s Point welcomed a commercial shipment this week. The Oleander came alongside on Tuesday morning at about 9am to deliver five pieces of equipment as part of the Caroline Bay resort d...

The atmosphere at the Bermuda Industrial Union Esso Gas Station was buzzing as more than 100 people turned out to celebrate its grand reopening in an event filled with family fun. Members of the community came out this afternoon to enjoy food, vendor...

A science educator is this year following through on his dream of bringing do-it-yourself microtechnology to the children of his old neighbourhood. “Bermuda is finally catching on,” said Darren Burchall, an information technology teacher based in Bra...

A celebratory fundraiser marking the reopening of the Commissioner’s House at the National Museum of Bermuda has been deemed a huge success by organisers. Elena Strong, curator at the museum, said yesterday: “The evening was a great success in celebr...

The cahow chick that has been the star of the 2016 CahowCam livestream has been named Tempest. Chief conservation officer Jeremy Madeiros’s daughter, Elizabeth Madeiros, named the chick after the William Shakespeare play that was based on Bermuda’s f...

The 21st Bermuda Sand Sculpture competition is in jeopardy, after the Bermuda Government pulled its funding for the popular annual event. Organiser Nicky Gurret is now appealing for a new sponsor to ensure that the contest — scheduled for Saturday, S...

The annual Blessing of the Boats is scheduled to take place this Sunday in St George’s Harbour. The ceremony, to be presided over by Bishop Nick Dill and Reverend David Raths, is scheduled to begin on the Chapel of Ease dock at 9am. The event dates b...

St George’s Parish Council will be hosting its Pre-Father’s Day Breakfast at St David’s Primary School on Friday, June 17. All fathers and father figures of the students at the school have been invited to attend the event at 8am, to “partake in some ...