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By Premier Craig Cannonier I regret that my trip to London this week means I will not be in the House of Assembly today to debate the proposed amendments to the Human Rights Act. This is an important Bill because it speaks to the kind of Bermuda we m...

Union bosses are urging Government not to slash jobs in the Civil Service as part of its drive to reduce the cost of running the country. The concerns were raised following the publication of an article in yesterday’s Royal Gazette by Brian Duperreau...

in Marion, Massachusetts Spirit of Bermuda skipper Preston Hutchings hopes to be revisited by ghosts of the past in this year’s Marion Bermuda Race. Hutchings seized line honours at the first attempt during his race debut in 2007 the 30th anniversar...

Student Cameron Smith has taken finding a summer job to a cool new level. With an investment of $10,000 that he earned from working two and three jobs at Coral Beach Club in previous summers, the 19-year-old launched Bermuda Triangle Snow Cones in Do...

Premier Craig Cannonier is today urging parliamentarians to approve changes to the Human Rights Act which would prohibit age discrimination in all areas except the workplace and ban sexual orientation discrimination altogether. The Premier, who is of...

Jackie Lambert won the Deloitte Open women’s singles final for a second time at Pomander Gate Tennis Club on Wednesday night. Lambert defeated her NatWest Island Games teammate Caitlin Gordon 6-2, 6-4 in a match interrupted by rain at 2-2 in the firs...

A new member of Bermuda’s own shipping registry was christened yesterday. It was a major media event with the Duchess of Cambridge christening the Bermuda-registered Royal Princess, breaking a bottle of Champagne on its bow in the traditional manner ...