The state-owned Caribbean Airlines (CAL) Wednesday said it will introduce daily non-stop flights between Toronto and Georgetown, effective July 1, this year providing customers with greater flexibility and convenience .
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Geopolitical tensions between Iran and the United States have been a key driver behind recent fuel price increases hitting Barbados Light & Power Co Ltd (BL&P) customers, but the company
The Barbados Meteorological Services has discontinued the flash flood watch that was issued earlier for Barbados, saying the threat of flooding has diminished. In a statement issued this morning, the
Central Bank of Barbados Governor Dr., The Most Honourable Kevin Greenidge, outlines the costs associated with developing the BiMPay rail – the underlying infrastructure that facilitates interbank transactions between Barbados’
Continue readingCentral Bank Governor outlines BiMPay infrastructure costs
A 23-year-old St. Michael man has been remanded to prison after being charged with possession of ammunition. Abiola Aman Kosay Grant of Kensington New Road was formally charged in connection
Continue readingSt. Michael man remanded on ammunition charge
Police have identified the man who died following a marine collision off Holetown Beach, St. James, as 57-year-old Richard Howes of the United Kingdom. Howes succumbed to injuries after a
Continue readingUpdate: UK national identified in Holetown marine fatality
A small craft advisory remains in effect for Barbados as strong winds are expected to generate hazardous sea conditions across the island’s marine area. The Barbados Meteorological Services said the
Continue readingSmall craft advisory remains in effect as strong winds forecast
Is it time for Barbados to ban guns save for the protective services and a few sporting organisations? Or should there be a referendum on the matter? That was the
Continue readingMallalieu calls for discussion on banning of guns
Government wants the private sector to play a more active role in helping Barbados grow its exports to significantly boost foreign exchange earnings and generate wealth that stays on the
Two of the most celebrated figures in Barbados and West Indies cricket, Sir Wes Hall and Sir Charlie Griffith, were honoured for their outstanding contribution to the game during a