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The Corporation of Hamilton has won a legal challenge against a court order that made it liable for repaying an $18 million loan. Judge Stephen Hellman ruled that the Corporation had no power to guarantee the loan from Mexican Infrastructure Finance ...

The island’s three banks have told the Government they “won’t bank casinos”, according to the chairman of the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission. Alan Dunch told a gathering of business leaders yesterday that the island’s fledgeling casino industry may...

“To the people of Bermuda, the people we were elected to represent, we ask: Has the OBA Government’s approach of taking from the workers, the youth and our seniors, while giving concessions to the elite and privileged, worked for you? Do you feel mor...

The Progressive Labour Party will be hosting a voter-registration drive in Warwick South Central over the weekend. Anyone aged 18 or older who has never been registered on the Parliamentary Registry, and those who need to change their information due...

An elevator at a government-owned nursing home for seniors has been broken since May leaving residents “stuck” in their rooms, it was alleged in Parliament yesterday. Opposition Senator Renee Ming told the Upper House that the lift was broken at the ...

Since the presidential election last week, Facebook’s role in policing fake news on its site has become a very hot topic. And it should be. Throughout the election, Facebook’s behaviour has exposed what seems to be a great contradiction at its heart....

With lots of talk about the role of the electoral college in the United States and delegates in Bermuda versus direct elections, it may be useful to understand their origins. In 1796 during its beginnings, the US had a practical problem on how to cho...

Robyn Swan has been unveiled as the One Bermuda Alliance’s candidate for the Warwick South Central by-election set for December 20. At 36, Ms Swan is a fresh candidate to compete for the Constituency 26 seat left vacant by the resignation of former P...

Dear Sir, I read with interest Marc A. Thiessen’s analysis of President Obama’s use of Executive Orders, and why president-elect Trump will likely reverse many of them (Royal Gazette, November 15). In fact, he made a clear case for doing so. What I ...

Michael Dunkley’s trip to the UK to attend the Joint Ministerial Council Meetings cost just over $10,000. The Premier travelled to London with Cabinet Secretary Derrick Binns on October 30 to take part in the annual gathering of leaders from the UK O...

The Bermuda Government and Opposition sparred throughout the Throne Speech debate, with the One Bermuda Alliance pointing to a “rising tide” of economic recovery and the Progressive Labour Party highlighting those left behind. OBA MP Jeff Sousa spoke...

National security minister Jeff Baron said yesterday that Bermuda’s recidivism rate was falling and at an “all-time low”, describing it as a measure of the success of prison rehabilitation programmes. The government senator told the Upper Chamber tha...