Grant Gibbons, the Minister for Economic Development, gave a ministerial statement on the new National Electricity Sector Policy that he presented to the House of Assembly this morning.
Calling it a ...
A working group has been assigned to “frame terms of reference that will guide the process for developing recommendations regarding school reorganisation and possible closure”, Minister of Education W...
The Bermuda Government’s links with the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and CIBC World Markets were detailed in a testy exchange between Minister of Finance Bob Richards and Shadow Minister of Fina...
The Whitney Institute Middle School was the scene of a bomb scare this morning.
According to a police statement, first responders attended a report of a burglary at 8.04am at the school, when someone...
New proposals affecting insurance coverage for mammograms were again defended by Health Minister Jeanne Atherden yesterday.
Coverage is to be switched over to the more stringent clinical practices of...
Par-la-Ville Hotel and Residences Ltd was ordered to pay Mexico Infrastructure Finance LLC more than $19 million yesterday by Puisne Judge Justice Stephen Hellman.
The case, which was heard in the Com...
The Somersfield Academy Lego robotics team has won a regional competition in Canada.
A team of eight students along with team coach Mark Brown, director of innovation at Somersfield Academy, and staff...
One of Bermuda’s oldest dwellings hosted a new event on Saturday celebrating the onion — a crop so traditional Bermudians are still named after it.
Onion Day was marked at Carter House in St David’s, ...
Marcus’ at The Hamilton Princess & Beach Club opens this evening.
The spacious restaurant is located in the former Gazebo Room, and while the old event room is gone, the stunning views over Hamilton ...
Thousands gathered yesterday to enjoy the Bermuda Day Parade’s vibrant and energetic celebration of our Island.The starting point of the march, at the junction of Marsh Folly Road and Bernard Park, wa...
