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The Progressive Labour Party will meet tonight at a special delegates conference to pick a new leader. But there were mixed views on just who should replace Paula Cox who tendered her resignation on Tuesday. Cited as favourites were Terry Lister, Kim...

Premier Craig Cannonier tonight unveiled his Cabinet team — and all of them immediately pledged to take a ten percent pay cut. They were sworn in at Government House by Governor George Fergusson, but there was no PLP member, as they refused, citing p...

Ophir is a three-bedroom cottage with a central location and loads of potential. The 85-year-old traditional Bermuda cottage home needs quite a bit of TLC, but is structurally sound, painted and clean inside, and has space at the rear to develop and ...

Rachael Andrade, a tireless advocate for breast cancer awareness and health education, lost a battle with cancer on Tuesday. The 51-year-old was born in Paisley Scotland. She arrived here in 1991 to work in the maternity ward at King Edward, where s...

Tributes have been paid to former St George’s MP Anita Smith, who died on Friday at the age of 95. Mrs Smith fought during the 1970s to ensure black Bermudians participated equally in the Island’s prosperity. Leading the tributes yesterday was anothe...

A man accused of causing unnecessary suffering to an American Bulldog was found not guilty by a Magistrate. As previously reported, Otis Cann-Smith’s emaciated dog, named Bojo, was seized from his home on Mullet Bay Road in St George’s by SPCA office...

Observers reflect on new premier’s experience in politics By Jonathan Bell New Premier Craig Cannonier’s brief history in politics will leave the One Bermuda Alliance leader heavily reliant on his colleagues. That was the verdict of political comment...

A fresh boardwalk for the Paget Marsh nature reserve is planned for New Year, according to the Bermuda National Trust. The walkway, which was built in 1998, fell into decay and has been closed off to the public. Even the signpost for the nature walk ...

Much of Craig Cannonier’s first day as Premier of Bermuda was spent selecting his Cabinet. But keeping to his campaign promise of having a member of the Opposition benches serve in that Cabinet may prove easier said than done. It is almost certain th...