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Attorney-General Trevor Moniz yesterday denied suggestions that the Bermuda Government had committed a breach of treaty over the Lahey Clinic lawsuit. The civil action, which alleges the Massachusetts hospital ran a bribery-based scheme with Ewart Br...

During the past few months, Bermudians from a variety of backgrounds have reached out to me, wanting to talk about issues important to them. Three of the most frequent questions I am asked are: Why did you get involved in politics? What has been you...

Locks were changed at a Bermuda Housing Corporation property yesterday, leaving several residents unsure as to where they would call home that night. The move comes one day after an eviction deadline was issued to at least one tenant at the Gulfstre...

Development at Horseshoe Bay is 21 per cent complete and ahead of schedule as of this week, according to Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Public Works. Mr Cannonier gave an update on the project which has come under scrutiny due to the potential impa...

With less than 100 days before America’s Cup begins, preparations for the big event are on schedule, according to Grant Gibbons, Minister of Economic Development. Dr Gibbons indicated that the island would be more than ready to host the races which b...

Five public schools have been broken into and vandalised this month, education minister Wayne Scott told the House of Assembly this morning. They include the Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy, a special needs facility, on February 5 and 6; Elliott Prim...

The Price Control Commission has not met since April 2016 and has now been made redundant, finance minister Bob Richards told the House of Assembly. The panel was set up in 2011 to protect consumers from unwarranted price increases amid concerns fami...

Lahey Clinic has vigorously defended its reputation and practices in light of the lawsuit filed by the Bermuda Government in the United States. Joanne Conroy, chief executive officer of Lahey Hospital & Medical Centre, said the Boston hospital had a ...

Grant Gibbons, Minister of Economic Development, has begun a review of the Government’s existing policies and legislation relating to local broadcasting, both radio and television. The minister told MPs that some of the policies date back to 1980 and...

Minister of Economic Development, Grant Gibbons, has updated MPs on the recent meetings he has had with various agencies in the Satellite industry. Those included NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration), the FCC (Federal Communications C...

A piece of casino gaming legislation was approved in the Senate yesterday morning, despite concerns over the high initial cost for prospective operators. While Government and independent senators voted in favour of the Casino Gaming (Casino Fees) Reg...

The Department of Social Insurance is to be closed to the public until Monday. The office is in the process of moving from Global House back to the ground floor of the Government Administration Building on Parliament Street. A spokesman said the de...