New Saltus strategy puts experiential learning at its core
Saltus students with Coral Tempest Mini-boat prior to launch on January 14, 2026.
Saltus Grammar School today launched Compass, its 2026–2031 Strategic Pla
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Photos & Video: Harbour Nights On Front Street
Harbour Nights returned to Front Street yesterday [May 27], marking its second event of the year, and featured local artisans, crafters, refreshments, entertainment, and a Gombey performance as part of the ongoing summer series running through September 16. A spokesperson previously said, “Running every Wednesday evening through 16 September 2026, Harbour Nights transforms Front Street …
Esan Frederick Promoted To Resort Manager
Rosewood Bermuda announced the promotion of Bermudian Esan Frederick to Resort Manager, where he “will oversee all operational departments, with expanded responsibility for day-to-day performance.” A spokesperson said, “Esan Frederick is promoted to the position of Resort Manager. Having dedicated 14 years to the property, Esan’s journey is a true reflection of what passion, commitment …
Government says country deserves better corrections system
The government said it is committed to making Bermuda’s correctional system safer, more secure and more focused on rehabilitation
The Government concede
Europe to incentivise governments to buy made-in-EU chips by startups, document shows
While the Chips Act focused on supply side measures, the Chips Act 2.0 will focus on the demand side, the EU document said
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Microsoft to release new coding model next week, the Information reports
The company is also planning to roll out new models that specialize in tasks such as transcription, reasoning, speech and images, the report said, citing a pers
UK’s Starmer defends his government against Blair criticism
Blair, who led Labour to victory in three British elections between 1997 and 2007, took aim at Starmer and two potential rivals this week, in a more than 5,000
Crypto companies without EU licences face prosecution, French regulator warns
Under the European Union’s crypto rules, MiCA, crypto companies have until June 30 to get a licence to continue operating in the bloc
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Minister reflects on CARICOM Town Halls
Alexa Lightbourne, Minister of Home Affairs, reflects on the three Town Hall presentations on pursuing CARICOM membership. Responding to questions, she says the
Minister assures parents summer camp lottery ran correctly
The Department of Sport and Recreation is aware that some parents experienced confusion regarding Summer Camp placement notifications issued through the registr
Menace snaps Airforce streak in Wednesday night harbour thriller
The unrelenting dominance of Airforce was finally broken on Race Day Seven of the Wednesday Night Sailing series, as the crew of Menace secured a spectacular vi
Goldeyes march on as Vaupel flirts with perfection in RailCats rout
Second baseman Adam Hall and his Winnipeg Goldeyes continued their sensational early-season turnaround, securing a dominant 7-1 victory over the Gary SouthShore
Spirit of Bermuda sets sail for comeback
The iconic vessel gears up to return to the Newport Bermuda Race as crews work to revive its mission for future generations
For thousands of young Bermudian
Bermuda’s first mobile pet grooming van hits the road
A new business is bringing convenience straight to your doorstep – and this time, it’s for your pets. Custom Pet Grooming is introducing a mobile service to Ber
Warwick Academy cruise past Saltus to claim Super 8s crown
Warwick Academy have been crowned the 2026 Bermuda School Sports Federation’s Middle School Boys Super 8s cricket champions after a clinical demolition of Saltu
The Intention Effect
In this powerful opening episode of Season 1: The Regulated Life, Shara Francesa explores why the real issue is not stress — but dysregulation. Through person
Rescuers in Laos say more oxygen needed to save 7 divers trapped in cave
The seven Lao nationals entered the cave in central Laos’s Xaisomboun province last week to look for gold, but a landslide triggered by heavy rain blocked their
Nature-based charity makes more than $48,000 in donations
Groups hailed for their diverse positive impact on the community have been awarded $48,500 from a nature-based charity over the 2025-26 financial year.
The Garden Club of Bermuda said the six recipien…
The Garden Club of Bermuda said the six recipien…
Countries tighten travel rules as Ebola risk rises
The World Health Organization on Sunday, May 17, declared an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo a Public Health Emergency of International Conce
Italy busts money-laundering ring tied to mafia boss Messina Denaro
Messina Denaro was arrested in 2023 after spending 30 years on the run for his role in the Sicilian Cosa Nostra mafia’s war against the state between the 1980s
Man admits series of fraud, theft offences
A Warwick man will be sentenced in Magistrates’ Court for fraud, theft and other offences in July.
Ezzyia Bean, 23, admitted a total of 18 charges when he appeared in court yesterday.
Bean pleaded gui…
Ezzyia Bean, 23, admitted a total of 18 charges when he appeared in court yesterday.
Bean pleaded gui…
Ousted BP Chair says he may have ‘pushed hard’, but denies misconduct
In the latest leadership turmoil at BP, the board dismissed Manifold on Tuesday after just eight months in the job, citing serious concerns over his governance
Govt On Summer Camp Placement Notifications
The Department of Sport and Recreation said they are “aware that some parents experienced confusion regarding Summer Camp placement notifications issued through the registration portal.” A Government spokesperson said, “A review conducted with the Department, Digital Transformation Team, and stakeholders confirmed that the lottery process itself worked correctly and that camp placements were properly assigned. …
Temu fined $232 million for breaching EU rules on sale of illegal products
Further penalties could follow in the coming months as a result of a nearly two-year investigation under the Digital Services Act that requires large online com
EU says jet fuel market to get tighter if Hormuz situation does not improve
The European Commission’s energy department issued an update on Thursday following the latest meetings of its oil and gas co-ordination groups
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One in six UK young people risk falling outside job market or education, report warns
In recent decades Britain has had fairly low youth unemployment by European standards
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One in six young people in Bri
FTSE 100 set to snap seven-day win streak as renewed US-Iran conflict weighs
The blue-chip FTSE 100 index fell 0.8% to 10,418.33 points by 1013 GMT while the midcap FTSE 250 dipped 0.4% as it eased from a near three-month high
In
Jumuiya Ya Afrika proudly celebrated
Jumuiya Ya Afrika proudly celebrated Africa Day 2026 with a vibrant cultural gathering at John Smith’s Bay, continuing a growing tradition that honours African heritage, unity, and cultural exchange in Bermuda.
Butterfield To Acquire CIBC Caribbean Bank
The Bank of Butterfield has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 91.7% interest in CIBC Caribbean Bank Limited. A spokesperson said, “The Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son Limited [“Butterfield”] [NYSE: NTB | BSX: NTB.BH] has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire CIBC’s 91.7% interest in CIBC Caribbean Bank Limited [“CIBC Caribbean”], a …
Family seek help covering infant’s medical emergency
A young mother whose baby was born with multiple serious congenital conditions has turned to the community for help as medical bills for her youngster skyrocket.
Ronae Joyiens told The Royal Gazette h…
Ronae Joyiens told The Royal Gazette h…
Coral Beach raises fees due to Belco discount decision
A private members-only club says its operating costs have risen steeply because Belco ditched a “substantial discount” on electricity for hotels.
The power company responded that the move came after a…
The power company responded that the move came after a…
Expert advises on responsible social-media use for teens
A Bermudian researcher and professor at the University of Washington moderated a webinar aimed at assisting adults in managing teens’ use of smartphones and social media.
Katie Davis, who works withi…
Katie Davis, who works withi…
Saltus unveils strategic plan and new endowment
Saltus Grammar School has launched a new five-year strategic plan while announcing a $500,000 endowment to support experiential learning.
A school spokeswoman said that Compass, the 2026-2031 Strategi…
A school spokeswoman said that Compass, the 2026-2031 Strategi…
Durham trial: ‘more than $200,000 appeared to benefit defendants’
Jury members in a $300,000 theft trial began hearing evidence yesterday on a second alleged victim.
The Reverend Jaymo Durham, 52, and Keiva Maronie Durham, 44, appeared at Supreme Court charged with …
The Reverend Jaymo Durham, 52, and Keiva Maronie Durham, 44, appeared at Supreme Court charged with …
Male Injured In Shooting In Prospect
A male was injured in a shooting last night in Prospect, the police have confirmed. A police spokesperson said, “Shortly after 10:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, police received reports of gunshots at Cedar Park, Prospect. “Officers and Emergency Medical Services were immediately dispatched to that location “Initial investigations confirmed a firearm had been …
Canadian accused of smuggling more than $1m of cannabis
A Canadian man has been accused of importing more than $1 million worth of cannabis and cannabis resin into Bermuda.
Adam Lym, 49, was also charged with having the drugs in St George’s with intent to …
Adam Lym, 49, was also charged with having the drugs in St George’s with intent to …
Man shot in Cedar Park Road area
A man was shot outside a Devonshire home in the latest firearms incident tonight.
A police spokesman said that shortly after 10.30pm, police received reports of multiple gunshots in the Cedar Park Roa…
A police spokesman said that shortly after 10.30pm, police received reports of multiple gunshots in the Cedar Park Roa…
TNN News is receiving reports
TNN News is receiving reports of a firearm incident in the Cedar Park area of Devonshire, where one man is believed to have sustained gunshot wounds and was transported to the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital for treatment via a private vehicle.
Man shot in Cedar Park area in Prospect
Police investigators are on the scene at Cedar Park Road, Devonshire.
Police Statement:
Shortly before 10:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, poli
Planning Applications For 48 New Housing Units
The Ministry of Housing and Municipalities has submitted planning applications for two residential developments that would create a total of 48 units in Sandys and St George’s. The plan for Sandys is a three-story development with 24 two-bedrooms, while the plan for the East End is also a three-story development, however this will include 12 …
30 Room Hotel Proposed On Burnaby Street
A planning application has been submitted to create a 30 room hotel on Burnaby Street in the City of Hamilton. The planning application stated said, “Proposed Change of Use and Redevelopment of 26 Burnaby Street from Office [Business – Class 4] to 30‑Room Hotel [Tourism – Class 7], including additions to the existing 5‑storey building, …
Warwick Academy dethrone Sandys in last-over Middle School Super 8 thriller
Warwick Academy have been crowned the Bermuda School Sports Federation’s Middle School Girls Super 8 Cricket champions after dethroning defending champions Sand
Katryn Smith Joins Deloitte Partnership
Deloitte Bermuda announced that Katryn Smith has been appointed to the firm’s Partnership. A spokesperson said, “Deloitte Bermuda is pleased to announce Katryn Smith, a Bermudian, as Audit Partner, to the firm’s Partnership, effective June 1, 2026. “Katryn has played an important role in serving clients across the [re]insurance industry. She brings extensive experience working …
De Couto On Tax, Insurance Companies, More
The OBA’s Reply to the Budget “proposed regulating local insurance companies, including premium and rate changes,” Shadow Finance Minister Dr. Douglas De Couto said, adding that “regulation of local insurers must include whether they can own and operate medical practices and pharmacies, and how they control customer choice for prescriptions.” Dr. De Couto said, “Recent …
Column: Marable On Transportation & More
[Opinion column written by the OBA’s Joseph Marable] When speaking with constituents and transportation professionals, many concerns continue to be raised regarding transportation policy and whether legislation reflects the realities of the industry. These concerns are being raised because transportation professionals and everyday users believe there is an opportunity to modernise the sector and better …
Jaden Masters On Retirement And More
[Written by Stephen Wright] Jaden Masters has reflected on her football career after prematurely calling time on her decorated playing days because of persistent injuries. Masters, one of Bermuda’s most talented women’s players, hung up her boots after Bermuda’s 8-0 home defeat to Costa Rica in a Concacaf W Championship qualifier in March. She said …
Youth Trailblazers Deadline Extended To June 5
The Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors is advising the public that the nomination deadline for Youth Trailblazers Out Front–2026 has been extended to June 5, 2026. “The initiative celebrates Bermuda’s graduating students who have demonstrated achievement, perseverance, service, creativity, leadership, and strong character,” a spokesperson said. “Minister of Youth, Social Development and Seniors, the Hon. …
‘CARICOM could lead to larger marketplace for business’
In Government’s latest video promoting the pursuit of full CARICOM membership, local entrepreneurs and leaders from Caribbean jurisdictions cite the potential b
DeSilva handed historic umpiring selection for CAC Games
Bermuda’s Angela DeSilva has achieved a momentous career milestone after being officially selected as an international umpire for the highly anticipated 2026
Stocks hold near record highs, oil falls as markets weigh US-Iran peace progress
All three major U.S. stock indexes wavered in early trading with a pullback in chip stocks weighing on the Nasdaq, while Treasury yields eased on hopes that the