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Qualified Bermudians deserve a better shot at key positions in the Civil Service, Shadow Attorney General Kim Wilson told MPs. But she was warned by Speaker of the House of Assembly Randolph Horton to avoid venturing into criticism of Bermuda’s Gover...

Kirista Rabain was the biggest winner during weekend harness racing at Bermuda Equestrian Centre. The top female driver chalked up three wins on three different ponies to add to her growing legacy and cap another memorable day of racing at the Devons...

Premier Craig Cannonier might want to keep an eye on his Youth Parliament counterpart Kennedy Middleton in the wake of the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre protest. Because the 17-year-old consulted with young Parliamentarians and led them to a unanimou...

Gains in the share prices of Butterfield Bank and Ascendant Group helped The Royal Gazette / Bermuda Stock Exchange Index rise 2.3 percent last week. The biggest riser was Butterfield which advanced five cents, or 3.6 percent over the five days of tr...

To get something you've never had, you have to do something you've never done — that's the motto Bermudian theatre actress Rebecca Faulkenberry seems to live by. She recently decided to hang up her red wig after two years of playing the role of Mary...

The Island’s Filipino community and guests gathered in fellowship last night to hear that the Association of Filipinos has so far raised $31,000 to help with relief efforts in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan. Despite a wet and gloomy night, more than...

Chuck Millican’s yacht, Elusive, lived up to its name after capturing two of the three titles up for grabs during the inaugural J-105 Bermuda Invitational that concluded in 12 to 15-knot southwesterly breezes in the Great Sound on Saturday. Elusive w...

Barbados’ credit rating has been cut by Standard & Poors Ratings Services (S&P). Stating that the Caribbean nation has gone back into recession, S&P changed the island’s rating to ‘BB-’ from ‘BB+’, but S&P affirmed the country’s short-term rating at...

Former editor of The Royal Gazette David White reflected in a 1996 interview on the drawbacks of heading the daily of a small country. “People get angry with me for things that the paper carries — politicians, of course, are always angry with me,” sa...