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Like nearly all Americans of a certain age, I was told in school that tobacco, alcohol and marijuana are gateway drugs — and that is why marijuana should remain illegal. First of all, even if you accept that these three substances are “gateways” to ...

Edward Mishambi of RenaissanceRe and Gemma Carreiro of Hamilton Insurance Group have been appointed chairman and deputy chairwoman, respectively, of the policy committee at the Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers. The committee reviews ins...

Fears were raised yesterday about whether a new panel of litigation guardians is independent from the Government. Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General and Minister of Legal Affairs, set up the board last month. She appointed five qualified social...

JetBlue Airways will become the first major US airline to offset carbon dioxide emissions from jet fuel for all its domestic flights. In addition to becoming carbon-neutral for its US flights from July, it will use sustainable aviation fuel on flight...

Bermuda could become an exporter of life insurance expertise, says the executive director of an island-based insurance industry body. Ronnie Klein, executive director of the Bermuda International Long Term Insurers and Reinsurers organisation, was in...

A man was given until the end of the day yesterday to pay almost $13,000 in unpaid fines — or face a 90-day jail sentence. Magistrate Tyrone Chin told Kavin Smith, 56, that $12,750 in fines from offences as far back as 2015 had “come back to haunt yo...

Police said yesterday that an investigation into allegations of “inappropriate sexual conduct” involving a former pastor at a Hamilton church was ongoing. New Deputy Commissioner of Police Darrin Simons confirmed: “The matter is under investigation....

Devwah Whaley is hoping to make a favourable impression on scouts when he attends upcoming trials for the National Football League. The Bermudian running back is set to participate in trials at the University of Arkansas on March 11 and is feeling op...

A professional standards supremo is to help root out bad apples in the police, the service’s second-in-command said yesterday. The Deputy Commissioner of Police, Darrin Simons, said: “We’re putting some energy into that.” Mr Simons was speaking at a...

Dear Sir, As a former resident of Bermuda from 1994 to 2000, I regularly read The Royal Gazette online. Therefore, I note with some sadness that the economy is not providing the good jobs and benefits to Bermudians that it did in the past. As an exam...

Katie Ewles had a longtime love affair with music — and then a paintbrush intervened. A composer, vocalist, pianist, lyricist and visual artist, she’s hoping to redefine what it means to be a “creator” by “actively engaging with synergy between art f...

Prison officers claimed there was a “narrow-mindedness and short-sightedness” in the Government last night after they won a Supreme Court battle against changes that required them to make health insurance payments. They added that the legal action, w...