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“This is the first time we’re going to be exercising these powers under Section 110 of the Criminal Code Amendment Act,” Acting Chief Inspector Robert Cardwell said, adding: “Once we launch this and assess its impact, we’ll look to see what other are...

This was copied to Health Minister Zane DeSilva and Permanent Secretary of Health Kevin Monkman May 24, 2012 Dear Sir, I am joining “The Great Debate” on health insurance coverage in Bermuda. Studies have been commissioned, discussions have taken pla...

Does the public have any business knowing what’s happening with the finances of the Bermuda Industrial Union and sports club Pembroke Hamilton Club? None at all, according to a comment from Christ Furbert, who is president of both organisations. The...

Nothing is more frustrating than trying to send an e-mail with an attachment and having it bounce back as undeliverable because the file size exceeds your attachment quota. And, to make matters worse, these bounce backs always seem to occur when we a...

The Fairmont Southampton has recognised 18 employees for their outstanding performance during the months of March and April 2012. In a special ceremony held during the hotel’s All Colleague Luncheon on Wednesday, May 23, Fairmont Southampton employe...

(Reuters) — Wilted, starving, thirsty houseplants could soon be getting more tender loving care thanks to a new plant sensor and app that tells owners when it is time for watering and feeding. The Koubachi Wifi Plant Sensor, which is placed in the so...

Two Bermudian students are moving up in the financial regulatory world — as the Bermuda Monetary Authority’s star trainees complete the last leg of their graduate training programme (GTP). Vashun Blanchette and Treasa Fubler, will be the first two gr...

There was a time, not so long ago, when tech industry types were predicting that books and reading as we knew it would be a thing of the past, thanks to the invention of the e-reader. One reporter even wrote that “Kindle” is synonymous with “the deat...

Bermuda-headquartered Digicel yesterday announced more than 500 people — including 42 Bermudians — have been selected from its “Run to London” Facebook contest to star in an ad campaign alongside the world’s fastest man, Usain Bolt. The fans were sel...