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Butterfield Bank shares improved by $1, or 2.4 per cent, to $42 after 1,000 traded on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index. On the New York Stock Exchange, the bank’s shares were down 55 cents, or 1.31 per cent, at $41.54. On the local exchange, BF&M Ltd was ...

A teacher working at Saltus decades ago engaged in inappropriate sexual behaviour, an investigation has found. But the school has decided not to name the teacher involved or to publicly release the full report in order to “protect the identities of ...

The Bermuda Football Association hosted its annual six and seven-a-side girls’ tournament at Shelly Bay Field on Tuesday. A total of 21 teams from primary. middle and senior schools competed in the robin-robin competition. Saltus Grammar School finis...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board will be marking World Diabetes Day and Chronic Lung Disease Awareness day next Wednesday with a pair of free events. Between 10am and 1pm, King Edward VII Memorial Hospital will host free health screenings, along with lung...

Lighthouse Medical Supplies Ltd opened its doors yesterday in Pembroke. To mark the its grand opening, the store at 14 Cemetery Road held a special event to allow people to test its medical supplies and equipment, while employees were on hand to answ...

A man was fined $1,000 for a string of traffic offences committed over a three-year period. Gaerich Kipps, 36, pleaded guilty to ignoring a stop sign, driving without a licence, driving without a seatbelt, and two counts of speeding. Magistrates’ Cou...

In 2006, civil rights activist Tarana Burke, now 45, founded what would become the #MeToo movement to support survivors of sexual violence, particularly young women of colour from low-wealth communities. Burke was among the men and women named Time P...

Allan Martin, the Classic Lions manager, believes the World Rugby Classic is becoming harder to win after watching his side defeat Rugby Italian Classic XV at North Field on Monday. The Lions were pushed every step of the way in their 20-13 victory o...

The average age of populations in most industrialised countries is increasing. Consequently, the topic of pensions is of increasing interest to more and more of the voting public. But for many governments, Bermuda’s included, the pension issue has be...

Land has been cleared for a team of young people to grow crops in a scheme designed to keep them away from crime. Three acres are now ready for planting as part of the Government’s “Redemption Farm” scheme. Wayne Caines, the national security ministe...

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Dancers and singers entertained some of Bermuda’s older people at an event hosted by the Bermuda Housing Trust. The organisation held its Annual Seniors’ Tea at St John’s Church hall, in Pembroke, to “celebrate the contributions” its tenants have mad...