Senate: Order Of Business For March 29th

The Senate is scheduled to be in session on Monday [March 29] and Bills due for their first reading include the Criminal Code Amendment [Non-Consensual Sharing of Intimate Images] Act 2021, the Public Health Amendment Act 2021, and the Quarantine Amendment Act 2021. The Order of Business follows below [PDF here]: Related Stories Parliament: Audio […]

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Hamilton Insurance Appoints Jamie Secor

Hamilton Insurance Group, Ltd. announced the appointment of Jamie Secor as Head of Professional Liability Insurance at its US MGA, Hamilton Managing General Agency Americas LLC. A spokesperson said, “Secor joins this week from Kinsale Insurance Company, reporting to Clay Rhoades, President, Hamilton Managing General Agency Americas LLC. In this newly created role, Secor has […]

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Rego Competes Again In Wellington WEF Series

Cody Rego returned to the center ring to compete in the 2021 World Equestrian Federation’s Rolex CSI 5* / 2* Horse Jumping event in Wellington, Florida. Rego and Jamaica competed in the Platinum Perf. / USEF Show Jumping Talent Search 3* Class, finishing 7th with a score of 76. Related Stories Equestrian Patrick Nisbett Competes […]

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Stakeholder Support Key To Earth Hour Success

Greenrock announced that WEDCO, the City of Hamilton, the Corporation of St. George, BELCO, The Department of Public Transportation, the Cabinet Office, and numerous Government departments will all be participating in Earth Hour this year. Chairman of the Board, Eugene Dean said, “Having support from major stakeholders is key to the success of our campaign. […]

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Outerbridge Finishes 4th In Cross Country Cup

Ryan Outerbridge and his Franklin Pierce University Men’s Cross Country teammates hosted the ninth annual Bruce Kirsh Cross Country Cup on Friday afternoon against Saint Michael’s. Outerbridge and his Franklin Pierce University teammates came out with a win at Houston Fields, as they accumulated a total of 24 points in the 5k, while Saint Michael’s […]

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Shipping Schedule: Week Starting March 27

The Department of Marine & Ports Services has released the weekly shipping schedule for ship arrivals commencing on Saturday March 27th. On Monday the Oleander container ship is expected, on Tuesday the Somers Isles container ship will arrive, on Wednesday the Kariyshi Leader vehicles carrier is scheduled to arrive, and on Thursday the Bermuda Islander […]

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Argo Group Announces Board Retirements

Argo Group International Holdings announced the retirements of Kathleen Nealon and John Tonelli from the board of directors effective immediately following the company’s Annual General Meeting scheduled for May 6, 2021. Following this meeting, the size of company’s board will be reduced to 9 directors. “On behalf of the entire board, I would like to thank […]

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Covid: 33 New Positive Cases, Now 213 Active

The Ministry received 1108 test results and 33 were positive for Covid-19 — 14 classified as local transmission with known contact and 19 as under investigation — so the island’s tally of active cases has further increased to 213. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Health received 1108 test results since the last update, and 33 […]

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Official Govt & Legal Notices For March 26 2021

The official Government and Legal notices for today [March 26] include contracts valued $50,000 or more, trademark applications, and notice of intended marriage. PATI: [Information Statement] [Ministry For The Cabinet Office] Notice Type: Government Notice Notice Sub Type: PATI Notice Notice ID: GN0281/2021 Public Authorities / Department: Public Access To Information [PATI] Publication Date: 26 […]

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HSBC ‘Enhanced Social Distancing Protocols’

HSBC Bermuda announced that effective Monday [March 29], the HSBC Harbourview, St. Georges and Somerset branches “will reintroduce enhanced social distancing protocols.” A spokesperson said, “Due to the recent rise in the number of individuals testing positive for Covid-19 on the island, the bank has taken the decision to reintroduce enhanced social distancing protocols for […]

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Delays In Repairing Wall On Harbour Road

“Inclement weather and the inability to source local materials has resulted in considerable delays in completing repairs to the wall” on Harbour Road, the Government has advised, A spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Public Works can advise the public that inclement weather and the inability to source local materials has resulted in considerable delays in […]

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Photos: BHS Students Thank Essential Workers

BHS students created ‘thank you cards’ for essential workers and they were delivered to locations including the Bermuda Hospital vaccination center, Soares’ Grocery, the Fire Station and more. A spokesperson said, “This week during their annual Round Square Day, Year 7 and 8 BHS students created thank you cards for essential workers who have worked […]

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Somersfield To Move To Remote Learning

Somersfield Academy will be moving to remote learning as of Monday, saying it is for the ”health and safety of our whole school community.” A letter sent to parents said, “Given the significant rise in the number of positive Covid-19 cases in Bermuda, especially among young children, I’m sure you share our heightened concern for the health […]

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Appeal For Donations For Vaccination Clinic

Noting the costs incurred to administer vaccines, the Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Foundation is appealing for individuals and businesses to “help cover the balance of funds totalling $222,000 needed by BHB’s Vaccination Clinic.” A Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Foundation spokesperson said, “Vaccinating as many Bermudians and residents as possible is a National priority for personal and island immunity. […]

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No Walk Ins At Ageing & Disability Services

“Due to the rising cases of Covid-19, out of an extreme abundance of caution, the Department of Ageing and Disability Services will not be available to accept office walk-ins effective immediately,” the Government has advised. A spokesperson said, “Please note that the Department of Ageing and Disability Services will remain operational and will be accepting […]

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Stop Using Disabled Parking Bays Without Permit

The City of Hamilton said that they “will be cracking down on motorists who park in disabled parking bays without a Disabled Parking Permit,” and reminded the public that “this is a ticketable offence with a $75 penalty.” A spokesperson said, “The City of Hamilton is advising the motoring public that they will be cracking […]

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Minister Burch: 67 Companies Approved To Date

To date 67 companies have been approved for the Short Term Stimulus Programme in which around $13 million was allocated for infrastructure improvements to be done by small to medium sized contractors, Minister of Public Works Lt/Col David Burch said. Speaking in the House of Assembly today [March 26], the Minister said, “The Ministry of […]

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SiriusPoint To Be Lead Sponsor Of Earth Hour

Greenrock announced that SiriusPoint Ltd. will be the lead sponsor of Earth Hour 2021 in Bermuda, which will be held tomorrow [March 27]. A spokesperson said, “Greenrock is proud to announce that SiriusPoint Ltd. [SiriusPoint], a global insurance and reinsurance company, will be the lead sponsor of Earth Hour 2021 in Bermuda. “Earth Hour is […]

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Net Public Debt Up $184.9M In Fiscal 2019/20

“Net Public Debt, which excludes guarantees and is net of the Government Borrowing Sinking Fund increased by $184.9 million during fiscal 2019/20 standing at $2.646 billion at the year-end,” Minister of Finance Curtis Dickinson said. Speaking in the House of Assembly today [March 26], the Minister said, “I rise today to advise Honourable Members of […]

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Aspen Appoints Tammy Richardson-Augustus

Aspen Insurance Holdings Limited announced that Tammy Richardson-Augustus has been appointed to its Board as a Non Executive Director. A spokesperson said, “Ms Richardson-Augustus is a partner at Appleby Global, one of the world’s leading international law firms, which advises public and private companies, financial institutions and private individuals. “She joined Appleby Global in 1998 […]

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Minister On Covid-19 Impact On Public Schools

“The recent outbreak of Covid in some of our public schools due to the poor behaviour of adults is extremely disappointing,” 625 educators have been vaccinated since the end of February, and while “schools are exempt from the 10-person limit, camps, dance classes, weekend events with children or students and the like are not exempt,” […]

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Butterfield To Temporarily Return To Split Teams

The Bank of Butterfield announced that “beginning Monday, 29 March 2021, staffing levels in their Bermuda Banking Centres will temporarily be reduced as they return to split teams working alternating shifts.” A spokesperson said, “Butterfield’s Banking Centres in Hamilton [Reid Street], Somerset and St. George’s remain open during the general banking hours of 9:00a.m. – 4:00p.m., […]

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Minister Thanks Mask’d Co For Mask Donation

Minister Tinee Furbert recently visited the K Margaret Carter Centre to accept a donation of 50 cloth masks from Kenneth Pushā II, the owner of Mask’d Co, who said he “felt inspired to donate to others living with a disability.” A Government spokesperson said, “The Minister of Social Development and Seniors, the Hon. Tinee Furbert, […]

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22,000 More Vaccines Expected On April 6th

22,000 vaccines are expected to arrive in Bermuda on April 6th, Government House announced today, with this to mark the 5th shipment of vaccines the island has received. A spokesperson said, “The UK Government continues to work closely with its Overseas Territories [OT] in their fight against Covid-19. “To date Bermuda has been provided with […]

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Covid-19: Over 125 Million Cases Worldwide

While vaccines are being administered internationally, the Covid-19 pandemic continues to affect countries around the globe, with the number of confirmed cases worldwide now surpassing 125 million, with over 2,757,000 deaths worldwide, and the United States continuing to have the most confirmed cases and deaths in the world. A BBC story said, “Science is winning the […]

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First Cruise From Bermuda Departing On June 26

The first cruise departing from Bermuda will be on June 26th, Transport Minister Lawrence Scott said, adding that “as part of the vaccination policy and coronavirus protocols, the Government will require eligible passengers and all crew members to be fully inoculated against the virus.” The Royal Caribbean cruise line recently announced 7-night cruises from “first-time […]

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Armstrong Competes In Valley Polar Bear

Nathan Armstrong and his Pompton Lakes Men’s track and field teammates recently returned to action competing in the Valley Polar Bear Championships. Armstrong finished second while competing in the men’s varsity 1600 meters, stopping the clock in a time of 4:29.91. Armstrong then finished third while competing in the men’s varsity 3200 meters, clocking a […]

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Football: Simons Officiates In World Cup Qualifier

Bermuda’s FIFA Referee Assistant Tashun Simons recently officiated the World Cup Qualifier in Curacao between the home team and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Curacao picked up a 5 – 0 win. Juninho Bacuna opened the scoring in the first minute. Anthony van den Hurk doubled the score in the 17th minute, and then in […]

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NatWest Island Games To Be Held In July 2023

The Island Games — which were originally scheduled to be held in July 2021 — will be held between 8-14 July 2023, the organisers announced. The IIGA said, “Following the announcement in September that the Guernsey 2021 NatWest International Island Games would be postponed, the International Island Games Association [IIGA] have announced that Guernsey will […]

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Equestrian: Kijuan Minors Competes In Florida

Kijuan Minors was back in action competing in the 2021 World Equestrian Federation’s Rolex CSI 5* / 2* Horse Jumping event in Wellington, Florida. Minors and Virella competed in the USHJA Green Hunter Incentive 3’3″ Class finishing 12th. Related Stories Equestrian Patrick Nisbett Competes in France Terceira, Nisbett Continue Competing In Belgium Equestrian: Terceira, Nisbett […]

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Positive Case, KPMG Closes Office, Deep Cleans

KPMG confirmed that they were notified “of one positive case, which resulted in immediate closure of the office and the scheduling and completion of a deep clean.” A spokesperson said, “The health and safety of our staff is our priority. We were notified on the weekend of one positive case, which resulted in our immediate closure […]

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Covid: 34 New Positive Cases, Now 184 Active

The Ministry received 1191 test results and 34 were positive for Covid-19 — one classified as imported, 15 as local transmission with known contact and 18 as under investigation — so the island’s tally of active cases has increased to 184. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Health received 1191 test results since the last update, […]

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Not Seeking Exemption For On-Shore Spectators

Citing the “recent government regulations,” SailGP is making adjustments to the event next month, including “not proceeding with a planned exemption request for on-shore spectators at Cross Island.” A spokesperson said, “The latest Covid-19 updates and resulting restrictions for Bermuda indicate adjustments will need to be made to the forthcoming Bermuda Sail Grand Prix, specifically surrounding […]

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Parliament: Order Of Business For March 26th

The House of Assembly will be in session on Friday [March 26] and statements scheduled to be delivered include the Consolidated Funds Financial Statements 2020, Further Update on the Stimulus Programme and Covid-19 Impact on Public Schools, while Bills listed include the Public Health Amendment Act 2021 and the Quarantine Amendment Act 2021. The Order […]

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Official Govt & Legal Notices For March 25 2021

The official Government and Legal notices for today [March 25] include acting appointments and a large group exemption for a wedding. Temporary Fundraising Licence – Vincent Minors III Medical Expenses Notice Type: Government Notice Notice Sub Type: Public Notification Notice ID: GN0278/2021 Public Authorities / Department: Registry General Publication date: 25 March 2021 The Charities […]

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