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Time and time again this government has been called out for selective enforcement of Covid regulations, and selective event exemptions. The Premier and his government have had a slew of public relations missteps, including last year’s restaurant deba...

Living in Bermuda, one becomes used to waiting for a considerable amount of time to deliver something ordered online. It is not unusual to wait up to three weeks to a month to receive the desired goods. More often than not, one can look on Facebook a...

This is the latest in a series to mark World Oceans Day which looks at how plastics and other pollutants are affecting the marine environment. Here, Bermuda Marine Debris Taskforce member Jennifer Gray explains how plastic octopus traps threaten ...

The Covid-19 pandemic is fading, and it sure feels as if life is returning to normal. But we have been warned: Covid-19 is unlikely to disappear. To figure out what to expect next and how to deal with it, Bloomberg Opinion columnist Michael R. Strain...

This is part of a series marking World Oceans Day highlighting the growing problem of pollution on the marine environment Perhaps you thought this was going to be an ode to the ocean, dotted with analogies and hyperboles — a poetic description ...

Recent statistics indicate that significant progress is being made in terms of vaccinating Canadians. But there is still a long way to go in getting people inoculated against Covid. In Saskatchewan 24 per cent “remain unconvinced” about getting the s...

As a volunteer alumni leader at a university, I spend a lot of time corresponding with fellow graduates of my alma mater. Recently, I got an e-mail from one that started off on a seemingly friendly note: “Xiaoyan, I note with pleasure you’re joining ...

To mark World Oceans Day, Kyla Smith of the Bermuda Marine Debris Taskforce explains how single-use plastics are putting the oceans and the planet at risk. This is the first in a series of articles on the marine environment and pollution Imagin...

It would be remiss of me to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre, known also as the bombing of “Black Wall Street”, and not mention those equivalent attitudes and actions happening in Bermuda. No, there were no aircraft flyin...

There’s a non-trivial element of entertainment involved in the act — or art — of teaching. If you think back to your favourite teachers over the years, whether from school or university, I would wager that they found a way to convey their own interes...