Mixed weather pattern expected for T&T in early June
The Met Service says a mixed weather pattern across T&T for the first half of June, as at least two […]
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Unions call for withdrawal of No-Protest Zones, consider legal action
The Joint Trade Union Movement is calling for the immediate withdrawal of a Legal Notice which establishes 15 no-protest zones
WASA repairs over 30,000 pipeline leaks in a year, says Minister Padarath
Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath has reported that 30,709 pipeline leaks were repaired across the country between April 2025 and
T&T-Born candidate nominated for T&T’s next US Ambassador
The US has nominated Jennifer Johnson-Carroll, originally from Arouca, to serve as its next Ambassador to T&T. If confirmed, she
Sacred items stolen in early morning robbery at St James Church
A church break-in in St James is under investigation, after sacred items were stolen from the St Mary’s Roman Catholic
NCRHA boosts emergency response in Blanchisseuse
The NCRHA has added a new mobile emergency response unit to support healthcare services in Blanchisseuse. The Authority recently acquired
Association distances itself from threats against drivers who worked during strike
Association of Maxi Taxi Trinidad and Tobago is distancing itself from threats made against drivers who worked in the midst
Labour Minister: full support for OSHA as it investigates sanitation worker’s death
Labour Minister Leroy Baptiste says his Ministry fully supports OSHA which is investigating the death of 20-year-old Deshawn Joseph. A
First Peoples Community wants the name “Piarco” to stay
The First People’s Community is voicing its opposition to a call for the renaming of the Piarco International Airport. Over
Barbadian officials investigate scarlet fever concerns at primary school
In Barbados, a high-level team of health and education officials have moved to address growing concerns at Hillaby Turner’s Hall