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Craig Cannonier, sworn in as Premier on December 18, 2012, has remained in office little more than 17 months — the shortest term in Bermuda’s history. A businessman for most of his life, Mr Cannonier was 46 when he threw his hat in the ring as a cand...

Craig Cannonier issued the following statement after his resignation this evening: My fellow Bermudians, Many of you have been following events for the past few months around the so-called ‘Jet Gate’ affair and consequent allegations regarding my le...

Premier Craig Cannonier has quit over the political firestorm surrounding the long-running Jetgate row. His deputy, National Security Minister Michael Dunkley, has been named the news Premier, and will be sworn in this morning. Governor George Fergus...

Low poll ratings and a winter of discontent on the industrial front come as no surprise to Craig Cannonier. A recent Royal Gazette poll showed the Premier’s popularity stood at 43 percent — while the PLP’s Marc Bean notched up a rating of 58 percent ...

Premier Craig Cannonier spent less on travel in 14 months than the Progressive Labour Party government, according to a rebuttal to Opposition criticism of the Premier’s travel bill. The statement came in response to PLP Leader Marc Bean’s condemnatio...

Premier Craig Cannonier has confirmed he will be responsible for funding his legal action against two Opposition MPs. Taxpayers were set to foot the bill after Mr Cannonier filed defamation writs against Progressive Labour Party leader Marc Bean and ...

Premier Craig Cannonier has said that overseas travel by Government officials is justified in order to “build relationships, friendships and partnerships with governments and their leaders around the world”. And he said Government leaders could be sp...

Premier Craig Cannonier gave the following address to the people of Bermuda this evening. Good evening Bermuda, It’s been one year since I had the privilege of becoming your Premier. It’s been a very challenging but rewarding year. When the country ...