UK MP Praises Mary Prince In British Parliament

Bermudian national hero Mary Prince was praised during a recent session of the British Parliament, with MP Theresa Villiers saying that Ms Prince “never stopped resisting the oppression to which she had been subjected” and her “struggle has helped to create the better world in which we live today.” Speaking in the UK Parliament during […]

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Argo Expect $54 Million In Catastrophe Losses

Argo Group said they expect catastrophe losses of approximately $54 million in the third quarter primarily related to Hurricanes Hanna, Laura and Sally, as well as the U.S. wildfires and Midwest derecho. The company said, “Argo Group International Holdings, Ltd., announced today that its results for the third quarter of 2020 will be adversely affected […]

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Column: Upcoming Fuelled Nutrition Workshop

[Opinion column written by Agathe Holowatinc] Join me next month in a garden oasis for my four-hour [half day] workshop on the subject of Ayurveda – an ancient Indian holistic [whole-body] healing system. Following the success of my last workshop – An Ayurvedic Approach to Weight Loss workshop, held October 10th, which was so much […]

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AM Best Assigns PCA To Vantage Risk

AM Best has assigned a Preliminary Credit Assessment [PCA] to Vantage Risk Ltd. [Vantage] [Bermuda] with a Financial Strength Assessment of A- pca [Excellent] and a Long-Term Issuer Credit Assessment of “a-” pca. The outlook assigned to these PCAs is stable. The ratings agency said, “The PCAs reflect Vantage’s balance sheet strength, which AM Best […]

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AXIS & Kennedys Launch New Insurance Product

AXIS Insurance and Kennedys Law announced a collaboration for services in connection with the AXIS Marine Cyber Insurance product. This new product will provide insurance cover for the marine shipping market to protect against cyber exposures on board vessels and onshore in shipping company offices. “The marine shipping insurance market dates back to the very […]

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The Professional-Student Relationship Programme Recognizes its Contributors

The third year of the Government’s Professional-Student Relationship Programme ended early due to the Coronavirus.  The custom completion ceremony to honour collaborators and participants was unable to proceed; however, the Government takes this opportunity to thank all those who helped contribute to this year’s programme.

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National Disaster Coordinator Steve Cosham Public Safety Remarks

Good afternoon,

As we have heard from Dr Guishard, Thursday evening and most of Friday will be windy with some strong guests. As such we do need to be mindful in our everyday business like riding bikes. 

The EMO have a tentative meeting planned for Thursday afternoon, in case Hurricane Epsilon veers towards Bermuda and we have to take immediate action. 

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Minister Ming Emergency Measures Organization Press Conference Remarks

Good afternoon,

Earlier today, the Emergency Measures Organisation met to get the latest update on Hurricane Epsilon. Hurricane Epsilon continues to be a potential threat to Bermuda, but based on the latest forecast, this weather system is expected to be similar to what Bermuda experiences during a winter gale. 

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Lifeguard Service Temporarily Suspended

The  Department of Parks is advising that due to the high surf conditions, from 1:00 pm today until further notice, the Lifeguard Service has temporarily ceased operations at Horseshoe Bay beach. 

High surf signs have been erected, and in the interest of safety, members of the public are urged to refrain from entering the water until the signs are removed. 

The public will be advised when Lifeguard Services will resume.  

The Department thanks the public for their cooperation and apologises for any inconvenience caused.

 

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Official Govt & Legal Notices For Oct 21 2020

The official Government and Legal notices for today [Oct 21] include a list of proposed planning applications and striking off. List Of Proposed Planning Applications Advertised On October 21, 2020 Notice Type: Government Notice Notice Sub Type: Notification Of Planning Applications Registered Notice ID: GN0955/2020 Public Authorities / Department: Planning Publication Date: 21 October 2020 […]

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Covid Tests Offered In NY to Bermuda Travellers

A Covid-19 screening service in New York City will be offered to travelers flying to Bermuda, the BTA and OpenClear announced today. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Tourism Authority [BTA] and OpenClear announced today a collaboration that offers travelers to Bermuda convenient access to an expedited Covid-19 screening service in line with the Government of […]

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COVID-19 Update 21 October

COVID-19 Updates

Yesterday, there were 649 test results received by the Ministry of Health, and none were positive for COVID-19. 

 Bermuda now has 188 total confirmed positive cases with status as follows:

  • 5 active cases, who are
  • all under public health monitoring, and
  • none are hospitalized or in critical care;
  • a total of 174 have recovered, and
  • the total deceased remains 9.

The average age of all of our confirmed positive cases is 56 and the age range of all of our positive cases is from 9 to 101 years.

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Raleigh Alumni Panel Discussion On Oct 29

Raleigh alumni Kristamaria Looby will lead an upcoming panel discussion entitled ‘Building A Better Mental Health System In Bermuda’ on Thursday, October 29 at 8.00pm on Zoom. A spokesperson said, “Raleigh alumni Kristamaria Looby is 25-years-old and is a young black Bermudian woman on a mission to initiate important conversations and with a goal to […]

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BPSU On Workplace Bullying & Harassment

“The BPSU is deeply committed to continue its work to ensure the workplace is a healthy environment, free of bullying, harassment, and discrimination,” BPSU President Armell Thomas said. Mr Thomas said, “One of the core principles of the Bermuda Public Services Union [BPSU] is that all workers have the fundamental right to be treated with […]

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Horseshoe Lifeguard Service Suspended

The Department of Parks is advising that “due to the high surf conditions, from 1:00 pm today until further notice, the Lifeguard Service has temporarily ceased operations at Horseshoe Bay beach.” A Government spokesperson said, “High surf signs have been erected, and in the interest of safety, members of the public are urged to refrain […]

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August: 123 Visit Hospital Due To Road Accidents

123 people visited the Hospital’s Emergency Department or Urgent Care Centre in August due to road traffic accidents, according to the latest statistics from the Bermuda Hospitals Board [BHB]. A spokesperson said, “Bermuda Hospitals Board Emergency Department [including the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre], attended to 123 cases in August. Nine patients had to be […]

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“Social Disparities In Healthy Food Access”

A discussion will take place on Thursday, October 29th centering around “social disparities in healthy food access.” A spokesperson said, “The Health Council invites you to a Facebook Live discussion with Food Fight Task Force, part of the Social Justice Bermuda Collective to discuss Social Disparities in Healthy Food Access. “This live discussion will be […]

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BCF: ‘Is Philanthropy Up For The Challenge?’

The Bermuda Community Foundation [BCF] has released a new report entitled “Social Equity: Is Philanthropy Up For The Challenge?” which BCF Managing Director Dr. Myra Virgil describes as “a call to action, providing a context for social and race equity in Bermuda and offering guidance on programme investment opportunities for people who want to give.” […]

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Covid-19: 649 Test Results, None Were Positive

There were 649 test results received yesterday and none were positive for Covid-19, so the total of confirmed cases to date remains at 188, with 5 cases being active. A Government spokesperson said, “Yesterday, there were 649 test results received by the Ministry of Health, and none were positive for Covid-19. “Bermuda now has 188 […]

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Greenrock Commend Clean Air Coalition

“Greenrock would like to congratulate the local residents and business leaders who have formed the Bermuda Clean Air Coalition [BCAC], an activist group, aimed at raising awareness about the grave implications caused by BELCO’s stacks and machinery,” Greenrock Chairman Eugene Dean said. Mr Dean said, “For years area residents have experienced challenges with pollution, water […]

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Joy Behar ‘Fantasizing About Beach In Bermuda’

On a recent episode of American talk show ‘The View,’ host Joy Behar reflected on “getting used to” the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, saying that she’s “fantasizing about being on a beach in Bermuda.” During the episode of the popular show, Ms. Behar said, “As far as getting used to the pandemic, I’m fantasizing right now […]

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Hurricane Epsilon Remains A “Potential Threat”

Epsilon – which has now strengthened into a hurricane — remains is a “potential threat to Bermuda”, the Bermuda Weather Service said, with its closest point of approach within 72 hours forecast to be 178 nm to the ENE at 11pm on Thursday [Oct 22], with the BWS noting that “this system may move closer to Bermuda […]

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“Mask Up In Honour Of Autism” Fundraiser

In celebration of their 13th anniversary, Tomorrow’s Voices will be hosting the “Mask Up In Honour Of Autism” fundraiser to raise funds for the Autism Early Intervention Centre. A spokesperson said, “Tomorrow’s Voices is thrilled to celebrate a milestone 13th anniversary this month. The Autism and Developmental Disabilities charity is celebrating the special anniversary with […]

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Bacardi Unveil Sustainable Spirits Bottle Plans

Bacardi Limited, which is headquartered in Bermuda, announced plans to “put the world’s most sustainable spirits bottle on shelf by 2023.” A spokesperson said, “Bacardi, the world’s largest family-owned spirits company, has made a giant leap forward in the fight against climate change and plastic pollution today, as it unveils plans to put the world’s most […]

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Princess Gives Staycations To Emergency Services

The Hamilton Princess has given away more than a dozen two-night stays to emergency services to thank them for their hard work during the Covid-19 pandemic and throughout the active hurricane season. A spokesperson said, “To celebrate the extension of the hotel’s staycation getaway rates for locals, Hamilton Princess & Beach Club has given away more […]

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Police Commissioner ‘Refers Matter To Lawyer’

Saying he was “made aware” of a post circulating on WhatsApp, Police Commissioner Stephen Corbishley said he was “deeply upset” by some of the suggestions it contained “which are wholly untrue” and he referred the matter to his lawyer to “legally deal with any attempts to publish its content, which includes sharing it on social […]

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Ministry: 5 Bus Runs Cancelled On Wednesday

The Ministry released the list of bus cancellations for this morning [October 21] with the list indicating that there are five bus runs cancelled so far today. Related Stories Govt: Bus Service Resumes On Wednesday Asphalt Resurfacing At Hamilton Bus Terminal DPT Contracts Eight Minibuses To Assist Update On Bus Service And New Schedule Hamilton […]

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