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Premier Michael Dunkley yesterday visited Dockyard’s Clocktower Mall to speak with shop operators about how business is faring. “The cruise ship season is in full swing now and so tourist activity in the immediate area is increasing,” Mr Dunkley said...

David Wingate began to change the world, or at least a tiny speck of it at the easternmost end of Bermuda, when he was just a 15-year-old schoolboy. Teased by his classmates because of both his prominent, beaklike nose and equally pronounced love of ...

Opposition Leader Marc Bean “absolutely” stands by his backing of cannabis tea as a medicine, including using it to treat his own daughter’s asthma. Asked about the risk of administering psychoactive substances to children, Mr Bean told The Royal Gaz...

A small scale survey held yesterday afternoon showed overwhelming public support of the use of medicinal marijuana in Bermuda. “Marijuana has never killed a person while alcohol has,” said a Pembroke woman who declined to give her name. “If marijuan...

The life of a Bermudian who played a key role in the American Revolution was at the weekend marked in a special ceremony in the United States capital. Thomas Tudor Tucker, who served in the Continental Army and became only the third US treasurer, ser...

Opposition Leader Marc Bean has come under fire after he told the House of Assembly he gave his three-year-old daughter “ganja tea” to treat her asthma. Speaking during a take-note motion on the Cannabis Reform Collaborative Report to potential chang...

Almost 200 turtles have been found dead in Bermuda’s waters in the last six years, with boat strikes accounting for 21 percent of those deaths, according to Conservation Services. A spokeswoman confirmed that 195 turtles have been killed since 2008. ...

A sea of bright-coloured ducks lit up St George’s Harbour yesterday, as the Friends of Hospice 18th annual Rubber Duck Derby took to the waters. The races, which are the top fundraiser for the Agape House in-patient hospice, got delayed slightly from...

The return of the Hamilton Grand Prix brought crowds into the city this weekend, earning a mixed review from the Front Street business community. The two days of races, put on by the Bermuda Karting Club and the Corporation of Hamilton, closed off Fr...