Pope Leo heads to France as Church confronts shock of abuse crisis
Leo, who will meet abuse survivors during the four-day trip, is also expected to draw large crowds for an outdoor Mass in central Paris and will address French, UN and…
Stocks rally on AI optimism and oil below $100
Investor sentiment got a boost from a senior Iranian official telling Reuters on Tuesday that Tehran can reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the United States eases…
DeShield-Tankard & Eve Help Thomas Win
Bermudians Adio DeShield-Tankard and Chance Eve made contributions as Thomas College recorded a 6-0 victory over Vermont State University Lyndon in North Atlantic Conference football action. Eve provided the assist for Thomas College’s second goal in the 33rd minute, finding Serafin Garcia, who scored to give the Terriers a 2-0 advantage heading into the interval. …
Sterling steady after report says Iran may reopen Hormuz
The disruption of the crucial shipping route has strained global oil supplies and posed a serious challenge for nations such as the UK, which rely on imports Pound banknotes are…
Sarah Cross Wins Buckingham Athlete Award
Bermudian rugby player Sarah Cross has won the High Performance Athlete award at the University of Buckingham Students’ Union’s 2026 Sports and Societies Awards in the UK. The ceremony recently took place at the Leonardo Hotel in Milton Keynes, England, serving to honour a number of the University’s top athletes Cross was one of three …
CariGenetics Concludes 2026 Summer Internship
CariGenetics has successfully concluded its 2026 Summer Internship Programme in Bermuda, providing interns Nia-Rene Outerbridge and Kaelyn Fleming with approximately eight weeks of immersive, hands-on experience in genetics, genomics, laboratory science and scientific research. A spokesperson said, “The internship, conducted at the CariGenetics laboratory in Bermuda, formed part of the organisation’s wider commitment to developing …
AXIS Capital Declares $0.44 Quarterly Dividends
AXIS Capital Holdings Limited announced that its Board of Directors has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.44 per common share payable on October 15, 2026 to shareholders of record at the close of business on September 30, 2026. A spokesperson said, “In addition, the Board declared a dividend of $34.375 per Series E 5.50% preferred share …
Athene And Siddiqui Reach Settlement In Case
Athene Holding Ltd and Imran Siddiqui jointly announced that “they have resolved the legal proceedings commenced by Athene against Mr. Siddiqui and Caldera Holdings Limited in May 2018 in the Supreme Court of Bermuda.” The announcement said, “As part of this resolution, Mr. Siddiqui agreed to make the following statement: Athene has compromised its claim …
Improvements At Washington Mall Planned
Washington Properties said they are “continuing a major programme of improvements at Washington Mall and the office accommodations above it, with the latest phase now visible along Reid Street.” A spokesperson said, “The ongoing investment is designed to modernise the property, improve sustainability and enhance the experience for tenants, shoppers and visitors. “The current works …
Chris Parry Finishes Third At British Speedgolf
Chris Parry placed third overall at the 2026 British Speedgolf Championship at Sunningdale Heath Golf Club in England on September 6. Parry finished with a combined speedgolf score of 185:59, according to the official results. James Hardy won with 175:01, followed by Will Robson with 177:51. Described on the official website as a “faster, more …
Jordan-Whitter Leads Hampton To Two Wins
Head coach Jovan Jordan-Whitter guided Hampton University men’s tennis team to two wins from three matches at the CNU Duals in Newport News, Virginia. The Pirates opened with a 4-3 win over home team Christopher Newport. After losing the doubles point, Hampton rallied through singles wins by Rafael Padilha, Kohei Konishi, Kevin Jorquera and Ibrahim …
Dylan Muso Starts Competing At The Gauntlet
Dylan Muso shot a five-over-par 77 to finish the opening round tied for 26th at The Gauntlet at Hawk Pointe Golf Club in Washington, New Jersey. Representing McDaniel College, Muso recorded three birdies, nine pars, four bogeys and two double bogeys over his opening 18 holes. File photo Related Stories Daniel Augustus Wins Johnnie Walker …
Rodrigues & Vieira Help Eckerd Finish Fourth
Bermudian sailors PJ Rodrigues and Jordan Vieira helped Eckerd College finish fourth overall at the SAISA Open Top 9 regatta, hosted by the College of Charleston. The Tritons totalled 238 points across the two-day competition, securing a place at the Atlantic Coast Championship qualifier. Rodrigues partnered with crew William Alvarado to record 103 points, finishing …
Nicholas Pilgrim Finishes 13th In Algeria
Bermudian triathlete Nicholas Pilgrim finished 13th in the elite men’s race at the 2026 Africa Triathlon Cup in Tipaza, Algeria. Competing amongst a world-class field, the Bermudian athlete finished the race in 58 minutes and 56 seconds, recording a swim time of 9:33 before covering the bike leg in 30:02. He closed with a run …
Cruise line pulls out of Daniel’s Head development
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has decided against moving forward with plans to develop Daniel’s Head.
It was announced in July 2025 that the cruise operator had signed a non-binding memorandum of und…
It was announced in July 2025 that the cruise operator had signed a non-binding memorandum of und…
Residents complain of ciguatera fish poisoning
A spate of fish food poisoning has struck the island.
The ciguatera poisoning illness is affecting a number of residents after eating fish which contained toxins caused by marine algae.
Bigger fish co…
The ciguatera poisoning illness is affecting a number of residents after eating fish which contained toxins caused by marine algae.
Bigger fish co…
Rickai ‘Pugi’ Raynor honoured in memorial race
Ricky Raynor paid a heart-warming tribute to his son by competing in a memorial powerboat race held in his honour in Dockyard on Sunday.
Nearly three months after Rickai “Pugi” Raynor tragically lost …
Nearly three months after Rickai “Pugi” Raynor tragically lost …
Butterfield CEO sells $12.75m shareholding
Butterfield Bank’s chief executive sold all of the vested ordinary shares he held in the company last month, according to a regulatory filing.
A “Form 4” filing submitted to the US Securities and Exch…
A “Form 4” filing submitted to the US Securities and Exch…
Guide Calls Bermuda A ‘Buttoned-Up Charmer’
“Bermuda is the buttoned-up charmer; The Bahamas is its louder, livelier cousin,” according to a Royal Caribbean guide entitled “Bermuda vs. The Bahamas: Which Island Should You Pick?” The article from the cruise ship company says, “Bermuda and The Bahamas are often mentioned together, but aside from sharing the Atlantic, the two have little in …
John Wright Steps Down From Butterfield Board
The Bank of N.T. Butterfield announced that John Wright is no longer a director after he did not stand for re-election at the bank’s Annual General Meeting on September 18. In a filing with a BSX the company said, “Pursuant to BSX Regulation 6.16 [1] [ii], we write to advise that, effective 18 September 2026, …
Conviction of ‘mentally impaired’ offender quashed
The Supreme Court has quashed the conviction of an intellectually disabled man who had been accused of sexually touching a young girl.
Cameron Sousa-Saints, 27, was sentenced in March to serve two yea…
Cameron Sousa-Saints, 27, was sentenced in March to serve two yea…
Isabell Flood (1925-2026): one of the last of Bermuda’s finest
A Bermudian who stepped up to serve during the Second World War became a stalwart of the island’s Remembrance Day commemorations.
Driven by a deep sense of duty, Isabell Flood signed up at age 18 for …
Driven by a deep sense of duty, Isabell Flood signed up at age 18 for …
Government outlines bolstering of marine management
The environment department has shared details of three recent projects to demonstrate how it is strengthening marine resource management in Bermuda — including more prosecutions for illegal fishing.
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‘Rattlesnake’ accused make brief appearance in court
Two men accused of spreading misinformation about a rattlesnake on the island appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday.
However, Victor Bahia, 32, and Alvaro Cro, 55, were told to return in November a…
However, Victor Bahia, 32, and Alvaro Cro, 55, were told to return in November a…
Man denies court building assaults on police officers
A man has been remanded in custody after denying assaulting police officers, using threatening words and resisting arrest while inside the court building.
Michael Simons, 30, of no fixed abode, pleade…
Michael Simons, 30, of no fixed abode, pleade…
Hockey: Cardwell & Toronto Defeat Western 4-0
Lauren Cardwell’s University of Toronto Varsity Blues field hockey team remained unbeaten after a 4-0 victory over the Western Mustangs in London, Ontario. The result lifted Toronto to three wins and one draw, placing them at the top of the Ontario University Athletics [OUA] standings. Toronto scored three goals in the fourth quarter, with three …
Rain continues to play havoc with North American Cup
Bermuda will hope to get their belated North American Cup campaign under way in Cayman Islands on Tuesday.
The island’s cricketers were scheduled to start the tournament on Sunday at Jimmy Powell Ova…
The island’s cricketers were scheduled to start the tournament on Sunday at Jimmy Powell Ova…
Return of Gilbert heralds new horizon for Somerset Bridge
The curtain may have come down on the 2026 cricket season, with bats, pads, balls, and stumps packed away for the coming months and bodies allowed to recover from extended periods of chasing shiny red…
Bermuda Stock Exchange Report: Sept 21 2026
September 21 saw 0 shares trade on the Bermuda Stock Exchange. The BSX finished at 3,758.34, even on the day. There were 0 advances, 0 declines, and 43 remained unchanged. The full report for the day is available here [PDF]. Related Stories Bermuda Stock Exchange Report: Sept 18 2026 Bermuda Stock Exchange Report: Sept 17 …
The Ministry of Health and
The Ministry of Health and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources are advising the public and the fishing community of ongoing risks associated with ciguatera fish poisoning and scombroid (histamine) poisoning. This advisory follows recent reports under investigation and is issued as part of routine public health surveillance. To date, five cases have been confirmed in 2026, one in January and four in August.
Concacaf Nations League Football Team Named
The Bermuda Football Association announced the squad for the Concacaf Nations League campaign, with Bermuda set to play Guadeloupe and St. Lucia on September 25 and 28, and Barbados in October. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Football Association [BFA] is pleased to announce the Senior Men’s National Team that will play in the next edition of …
Two Culinary Students Work At La Trattoria
La Trattoria collaborated with Bermuda College to give two culinary students, Terrai Trott and Mya Rodrigues, hands-on hospitality experience through a summer internship programme. A spokesperson said, “La Trattoria has welcomed families for decades but many might not know they have also been working quietly behind the scenes to engage Bermuda’s youth and encourage them …
Minister Rabain Welcomes Twelve New Teachers
The Minister of Education Diallo Rabain welcomed 12 teachers to the Bermuda Public School System during the Bermuda Teacher Induction Programme New Teacher Orientation at the Bermuda College. A Government spokesperson said, “The orientation, held last Thursday at the Butterfield & Vallis Conference Hall, brought together the new educators with education leaders and members of …
Chancery Legal Appoint Frick And Philip
Chancery Legal Ltd. announced the appointment of Matthew Frick as Legal Counsel and Tiphani A. N. Philip as Paralegal/Graduate Trainee, strengthening the firm’s growing legal practice. A spokesperson said, “Chancery Legal Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Matthew Frick as Legal Counsel and Tiphani A. N. Philip as Paralegal/Graduate Trainee, strengthening the firm’s …
Nahki Wells named in Bermuda squad for Nations League games
Nahki Wells will play for Bermuda in the upcoming matches against Guadeloupe and St Lucia.
Wells, who has been in fine form for Luton Town to start the season, is likely to lead the line for the two …
Wells, who has been in fine form for Luton Town to start the season, is likely to lead the line for the two …
Advisory Of Ciguatera & Scombroid Poisoning
The Ministry of Health and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources are “advising the public and the fishing community of ongoing risks associated with ciguatera fish poisoning and scombroid [histamine] poisoning. ” A Government spokesperson said, “This advisory follows recent reports under investigation and is issued as part of routine public health surveillance. To …
Fish poisoning strikes islanders
A spate of fish food poisoning has struck the island.
The ciguatera poisoning illness is affecting a number of residents after eating fish which contained toxins caused by marine algae.
Bigger fish co…
The ciguatera poisoning illness is affecting a number of residents after eating fish which contained toxins caused by marine algae.
Bigger fish co…
Butterfield shares fall 0.44%
The Royal Gazette/BSX Index stood still at 3,758.34 today, as there was no trading on the Bermuda Stock Exchange.
Overseas, the Butterfield share price fell 26 cents (0.44 per cent) to close at $59.15…
Overseas, the Butterfield share price fell 26 cents (0.44 per cent) to close at $59.15…
Butterfield awards 2026 scholarships
Butterfield has awarded its annual scholarships to three promising students, including Bermudian Sioma Rudo, who has been awarded the Sir Harry D Butterfield Undergraduate Scholarship and will receive…
Improvements on tap for Washington Mall
Works under way at the Washington Mall include window replacement and refurbishment of office accommodation above the mall.
Washington Properties said they are continuing a major programme of improvem…
Washington Properties said they are continuing a major programme of improvem…
Two join Chancery Legal
Matthew Frick has joined Chancery Legal as legal counsel and Tiphani Philip has joined as paralegal/graduate trainee.
The firm said the two strengthen the firm’s growing legal practice.
Mr Frick was p…
The firm said the two strengthen the firm’s growing legal practice.
Mr Frick was p…
Swiss Re: Miami Cat 5 strike could cost re/insurers $300bn
A direct Category 5 hurricane landfall in Miami or Tampa Bay could trigger insured losses exceeding $300 billion, according to new analysis published by Swiss Re Institute.
It would present an unprece…
It would present an unprece…
Government issues warning on fish poisoning
A handful of cases are under investigation File image Public Advisory Issued on Ciguatera and Scombroid Fish Poisoning Risks The Ministry of Health and the Department of Environment and Natural…
Expert to talk on new medical horizons through genetics
The featured speaker at a networking dinner for the island’s medical sector this week will give a talk about advances in genetics.
Carika Weldon, the head and founder of CariGenetics, will discuss wha…
Carika Weldon, the head and founder of CariGenetics, will discuss wha…
The roar of engines and
The roar of engines and the spray of the Great Sound provided the backdrop to a spectacular afternoon of powerboat racing on Sunday, as Bermuda’s finest took to the water for the 2026 National Race at Dockyard.
Minister thanks new teachers and urges student engagement
Twelve new teachers were welcomed by the Minister of Education at a special induction ceremony at Bermuda College.
Diallo Rabain spoke with the 12 teachers, who will work for the public school system…
Diallo Rabain spoke with the 12 teachers, who will work for the public school system…
Trump says US is working on deal to purchase potash from Belarus
The mineral helps improve a plant’s disease resistance and crop quality and increases yields FILE PHOTO: A waste heap is seen at a site owned by Belarus state potash producer…
Carney condemns shooting outside Canadian synagogue on Yom Kippur
Toronto’s Police Service said it was increasing patrols near synagogues and other places of worship “out of an abundance of caution.” Police investigators speak in front of the Sons of…
Denmark says NATO shares responsibility for Arctic security under Greenland deal
The agreement, to be signed at the UN General Assembly in New York at 10:30 a.m. ET (1430 GMT) on Tuesday, has not been made public, though President Donald Trump…
Fed, BoE probe banks’ exposure to trading firms after Jane Street loss, FT reports
The central banks are seeking information on the trading firms’ risk appetite, how banks’ exposure to them evolved throughout the trading day, and how risk controls operated FILE PHOTO: The…