Premier Michael Dunkley will be heading to Government House for a new Cabinet Minister appointment following the resignation of Shawn Crockwell as Minister of Tourism and Transport last night. One Bermuda Alliance (OBA) MPs and executives were locked in talks at a meeting last night weighing opti... Read more
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Bermudians March Through City Streets As Protest Continues
News | March 16, 2016
Front Street and other streets were temporarily closed to traffic today as Bermudians, by the hundreds, marched through the streets of Hamilton chanting: “What do we want? Justice! When do we want it? Now!” Singing ‘We Shall Not Be Moved’ as they made their way back to the House of Assemb... Read more
Bean: On Live Talk Show Comments on House Speaker’s Adjournment to Friday
News | March 16, 2016
Opposition Leader Marc Bean said today Progressive Labour Party (PLP) MPs will remain at the House of Assembly throughout the day. Speaking live on the Sherri Simmons show this afternoon, he said nothing short of an outright withdrawal of the Pathways to Status Bill by the OBA Government will be ac... Read more
Dissension Within Ranks of OBA on Pathways to Status
News | March 15, 2016
Mum’s the word within the ranks of the One Bermuda Alliance Government on an email by backbencher Leah Scott that’s circulating via social media. In that email sent to Premier Michael Dunkley and other OBA MPs, Ms Scott stated in no uncertain terms that it’s time for her colleagues to dress... Read more
Bean: Immigration Reform for all “not a select few”
News | March 15, 2016
As protest action continues today, Opposition leader Marc Bean has called on the One Bermuda Alliance (OBA) Government to withdraw the Immigration Amendment Act. In a statement released this morning Mr Bean said it would be “irresponsible” for the OBA to ignore the protest action on Parliamen... Read more
Ten Port Workers Sent to Unload ‘Essential Items’ off the Oleander
News | March 15, 2016
One day after he told protesters that nothing was moved off the Oleander, Bermuda Industrial Union President Chris Furbert said ten port workers will unload essential items at the Hamilton Docks today. While updating the crowd gathered yesterday he said: “Businesses have told the OBA to get thi... Read more
RG Hikes Price to $1.50 for Daily Paper on April 1st
News | March 14, 2016
Bermuda’s only daily newspaper will go up from $1 to $1.50 as of April 1st. Local vendors were informed by letters dated March 3rd from Circulation Manager Vivian Sailsman, who said the “last increase was nearly eight years ago on December 1, 2008. “Over the past seven years we have foug... Read more
Protest Continues Despite Injunction
News | March 14, 2016
Bermuda’s public transportation system was shut down today as protest action against Government’s Pathways to Status plan continues despite the injunction filed by Government. Bermuda Industrial Union President Chris Furbert told protesters on Friday that an injunction was filed in the Suprem... Read more
Fahy: Spitting & Threats Not Acceptable or Bermudian
News | March 14, 2016
Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy expressed his distress following disparaging remarks by protesters opposed to Pathways to Status. He took to social media on Friday night after One Bermuda Alliance (OBA) MPs were called “sell outs” and spat at. On his Facebook Page Senator Fahy wrote: ... Read more
Tempers Flare at Department of Financial Assistance
News | March 11, 2016
Case workers at the Department of Financial Assistance, and how they handle clients has been called into question by a 48-year-old Pembroke woman who provides round-the-clock care for her mother. Speaking on the condition of anonymity, the woman, who we will refer to as Ms X, charged that her cas... Read more