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The Royal Gazette will not be publishing tomorrow because of Hurricane Nicole. “The timing of this storm means it would be late tomorrow evening before we could print and circulate a newspaper,” Jonathan Howes, the chief executive officer of Bermuda ...

As Bermuda continues its journey towards a more inclusive society, one of the lingering obstacles is the struggle to eliminate leftover emotional fences stemming mainly from a past of social injustice. This even though much has been achieved in the b...

Experienced sailor Tom Miller, a former Royal Bermuda Yacht Club Commodore, has been appointed the new On-Water Operations Committee chairman for America’s Cup Bermuda (ACBDA). He comes into the post to replace Ralph Richardson, also a former RBYC Co...

Bermuda is facing a direct hit from a mega storm now closing in with winds of 95 knots (108mph) and gusts as high as 110 knots (126mph). Hurricane Nicole was upgraded to a Category 2 storm yesterday afternoon and, according to the Bermuda Weather Ser...

Shares of Butterfield Bank closed at $25, down five cents, or 0.2 per cent, on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index today. On the New York Stock Exchange, the bank’s shares were $25.70 during midafternoon trading, down six cents, or 0.23 per cent. The Bermuda...

Hurricane Nicole is not only forcing business closures and flight cancellations, it is affecting the International Space Station as well. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said that the next resupply trip to the space station has had ...

Dear Sir, A quagmire of corruption, with the slave perception enunciated, will not blind the law with pity or considerations. Facts are facts, and as the Commission of Inquiry proceeds, all will be revealed for us to know why our beautiful little isl...

The three America’s Cup teams based in Bermuda could potentially line up against each other in the Great Sound next week. It is understood plans are in the works for Oracle Team USA, the defender, and challengers Artemis Racing and SoftBank Team Japa...

A group of local football coaches have successfully completed their Uefa C licence equivalence course run by the Bermuda Football Association. Run by Jacques Crevoisier, the former Liverpool assistant coach, together with local coach educators, the c...

Sally Perinchief was in her twenties when she started volunteering at Packwood Home. Sixty years later, she’s the same age as many of the residents — and still helping. “I turned 83 last week,” she said. “I can’t believe it.” She was asked to join a ...

Dear Sir, The following is an open letter to Derrick Burgess. If Narinder Hargun is “from South Africa” — a big “if” — he would have lived at least 30 years under apartheid. As one who would have been classified as Indian under that regime, he would ...

Bermuda will compete in the Caribbean Equestrian Association Regional Jumping Challenge on Sunday at the National Equestrian Centre. One of the primary goals of the CEA is to encourage equestrian activities within the region by promoting internationa...