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Buses are to return to the roads tomorrow, the Premier said yesterday. David Burt added that more talks were expected to take place between transport department representatives and the Ministry of Health. The Department of Public Transportation said ...

It was not the wedding they had planned, but Sabrina Smith and Chris Cunningham were thrilled they had been allowed to marry at all. They exchanged vows on Saturday before a handful of people at the Registry-General’s office — the rest of their guest...

Digicel Group One Ltd, the telecommunications group’s Bermudian-based holding company, has gone into provisional liquidation in Bermuda. The company has also filed for Chapter 15 recognition at US bankruptcy court in Manhattan. However, Digicel said...

Tropical Storm Arthur has weakened, but its remnants are expected to pass over the island later this week. As of noon the US-based National Hurricane Centre said the system, the first tropical storm of the year, has become a post-tropical cyclone The...

Retail sales edged 1.1 per cent higher in February than in the same month last year, after adjustment for inflation. Food stores recorded the largest volume increase of 5.6 per cent. Retailers partly attributed the higher sales volume to the extra sh...

Scylla and Charybdis were monsters in Greek mythology — one a whirlpool and the other a six-headed creature — situated on either side of a narrow channel. If mariners avoided one danger, they were certain to be caught and destroyed by the other, and ...

Bermuda will move to the second phase of the relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions on Thursday, the Premier announced yesterday. David Burt said the decision was reached in a Cabinet meeting over the weekend after the “benefits and risks” were weighed...

Three major cruise ship operators that sail to Bermuda have secured billions of dollars in public debt and through equity markets to help them stay afloat for the next 12 months. The companies also reported a strong level of bookings for next year as...

The clock on the wall stopped at 6.30pm on March 19, as we said good night to our last client at the Core Heart Health Centre and entered the Government’s mandated lockdown. If I had known then what I now know, would I have embraced that moment with ...

During the press conference last Friday, when an update was provided on the Covid-19 pandemic, David Burt indicated that the collaboration that has brought us this far was under strain. The Premier referred specifically to challenges within the relat...

A ten-apartment building in the central parishes has been approved despite environmental concerns. The application by developer Gilbert Lopes proposed the erection of a two-storey building on land between Middle Road and the Railway Trail near the Lo...

There is a school of thought that we must find a balance between protecting people from Covid-19 and from the serious damage to our economy that will occur as a result of people not working and business closure. Let’s be honest; many people may take ...