WHILE some teachers of the Gordon and Walcott Memorial Methodist School feel that calling this week’s happenings a “walk out” …
Methodist School Interruption
The Ongoing Hustle
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THE economic climate in Saint Lucia appears to be changing very rapidly of late. The heat is definitely on as …
Grace That Transcends Religion
THE hug between Brandt Jean, the brother of Botham Jean, and Amber Guyger has taken the spotlight in the trial …
Proud and not so proud moments
THREE big stories caught the attention of the public this week, the first being the trial of Amber Guyger, the …
Comfort’s Presence Should Inspire Change
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THE U.S Navy Captain of the USNS Comfort, Commodore Brian Diebold, has stated that the Comfort’s Humanitarian mission would not …
Salvation from perplexities
BEYOND any doubt we are living in the most earth-shattering period of world history. The changes occurring the world over …
The Urgency of Building Resilience
HURRICANE Dorian landed in The Bahamas and it was nothing short of a drastic hit. It’s been two weeks since …
Fostering an Attitude of Preparedness
HURRICANE Dorian has caused vast destruction in the Bahamas. It is much too close to home to just be thankful …
Make Healthcare a Priority
THE issue of beds or the lack thereof at Victoria Hospital has been a problem for some time now. Many …
Keeping Young People Positively Engaged
LOCAL police had their hands full over the weekend, with several minor road accidents occurring as well as incidences of …
Enough Said on Virgin Atlantic’s Request for Subsidy
THE announcement that Virgin Atlantic Airways will cease operations here in June of next year after 20 years serving the …
Where is the love?
THIS week’s scenes from Mississippi in the United States shocked the world, as nearly 700 undocumented workers were detained, and …
Over Exposure Not Just a Carnival Concern
WITH the passage of July, it would seem that this year’s carnival has come and gone, but not so with …
Fighting Climate Change Conscious
There is no doubt that Saint Lucia is Simply Beautiful. But are we aware that this island’s beauty, its way …
Overtourism – Are We Ready For It?
Is the full story of the local tourism product being told to us? We are fed a constant diet of …
Three Cheers for the RSLPF
Three cheers for the hierarchy of the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force for the stance it took over a video …
The Cost of Change
There is a section of the population that frequently verbalizes their distaste for activities that involve walking in, or around …
Supporting Our Own
From the north to the south, this weekend saw carnival related events unfolding all across the island including Vieux Fort …
Appearance Isn’t Everything
Appearance isn’t everything, but it is certainly what we focus on during festive and party seasons, like carnival. It would …
Common Entrance Results Announced
Results for the annual common Entrance Examination are out, and students from the top performing schools on island could not …