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A group of about 15 protesters gathered outside the L.F. Wade International Airport this morning to protest against the airport development, immigration and new legislation permitting rental cars on the island. The protest was organised by Move — a g...

Legislation for monitoring of health providers and the importation of “high risk” medical technology has been deferred for consultation. The Bermuda Health Council Amendment Act, which was met with concern from the Opposition as well as some local do...

Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre broke ground on a new Radiation Therapy Treatment facility this morning at its Point Finger Road headquarters. The equipment will be suitable for the treatment of more than 90 per cent of cancer patients who require r...

The Bermuda Energy Summit 2016 has been hailed an “unqualified success”, by Grant Gibbons, the Minister of Economic Development. The event that was held on June 29 at the Hamilton Princess and attracted 110 attendees with over 20 panellists sitting i...

Independent MP Shawn Crockwell criticised the One Bermuda Alliance for not sending any Cabinet representatives to the funeral of his cousin Fiqre Crockwell who was fatally shot last month. Speaking in the House of Assembly on Friday evening, Mr Croc...

Dear Sir, After reading then rereading the letter sent to Shawn Crockwell, except for one ambiguous sentence, I find it otherwise seems to be clearly directed to a specific case pending and any other cases in the future with similar circumstance. Sh...

Three players from Team Hurricane Basketball Academy are showcasing their skills as part of the Global Squad — an intensive summer programme run by Alexander Basketball Academy. Bryce Gonsalves, Jorel Smith, and Rye Ahronson are attending the month-l...

“This election remains a dumpster fire,” a spokesman for Senator Ben Sasse, the Republican from Nebraska said last Thursday. Well, yes, the two major-party candidates for president are historically unpopular. But if this election is unusually bad, i...

The tournament designed to tackle the threat that lionfish pose to Bermuda’s native fish species is to take place this Saturday. The sixth annual Groundswell Lionfish Tournament is due to be held from 2.30pm to 7.30pm, with the weigh-in at the Bermu...

Nearly half of people think companies should allow workers to bring their dogs to work, according to a survey by Skout. The findings suggest that dogs at work may be more popular than many may think, with 14 per cent of respondents saying they bring ...

Travelling to high altitudes can cause an altitude-related illness. Acute mountain sickness, accumulation of fluid in the lungs and swelling of the brain are potential problems. Determining if you will be affected in advance, is impossible. Being phy...

Amendments to the Insurance Act that aim to keep the island “at the forefront of our most vital industry” were passed in the House of Assembly on Friday. Minister of Finance Bob Richards outlined several technical changes to the Act mostly pertaining...