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Bermuda’s newest soldiers got their first taste of military life today as the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s annual recruit camp started with a bang. The recruits saw a demonstration of the firepower in the regiment’s arsenal, as well as training aids like...

A former leader of the United Bermuda Party has paid tribute to the late Quinton Edness, a longstanding minister under the UBP government. Kim Swan, now the MP for St George’s West under the Progressive Labour Party, offered condolences to Mr Edness’...

Ewart Brown yesterday paid tribute to his former political foe Quinton Edness on behalf of “all of us who want the best for Bermuda”. The former premier, who defeated Mr Edness in Warwick West at the 1998 General Election, praised the veteran politic...

When I arrived in Bermuda in late 1983, Quinton Edness was Minister for Works and Housing. I had given one of my new Bermudian colleagues at The Royal Gazette a lift home and gratefully accepted an offer of a cup of tea in payment from her mom. And t...

The summer before last, my family spent two weeks investigating Norway, and I can say with some certainty that we do not want more Norwegians coming to the United States. For starters, they are just too darned good-looking. The middle-aged hostesses ...

A makeover for Hamilton’s Union Street has been welcomed by businesses in the area. The job covers only the western edge of the block across from the Bermuda Industrial Union, but the commitment was welcomed by consultant Leon O’Brien, who said the a...

“If a child lives with recognition, he learns that it is good to have a goal. If a child lives with sharing, he learns about generosity. If a child lives with honesty and fairness, he learns what truth and justice are.” — Dorothy Law Nolte (from Chil...

So the prodigal son has made it back from the abyss. The People’s Campaign for Equality, Jobs and Justice announced its return to relevance last week after an extended spell in hibernation during which the future of one its three kingpins was placed ...

Training is to be given to “everyday men and women” who want to help tackle gang violence and antisocial behaviour, it was revealed yesterday. Wayne Caines, Minister of National Security, said more than 100 people had expressed an interest in the new...

Veteran politician and respected businessman Quinton Edness died yesterday. He was 86. Mr Edness, who served as a United Bermuda Party MP for 30 years, passed away at his home in Warwick with wife Vicki and daughter Stacey at his bedside. He was awar...

Top insurance company executives and investment managers have met with David Burt, the Premier, to discuss plans for the Bermuda Infrastructure Fund. Mr Burt tweeted a picture from the meeting yesterday, showing him shaking hands with Brian Duperreau...

Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda is to offer restorative practices facilitator training to members of the public in collaboration with the Human Rights Commission. There will be two, one-day workshops titled: Introduction to Restorative Practices...