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NAAA Level 2 Lecturer Dexter Voisin, standing at right, shares a moment with participants of the NAAA Level 2 course. Jereem Richards, sixth from left, a two-time Commonwealth Games 200m champion, winner of the bronze medal in the 200m at the 2017 World Championships, gold in the 400m at the 2022 World Indoor Championships, and the national 400m record holder with 43.68 seconds in 2026, visited one of the sessions.

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Nutrien, Point Lisas, Trinidad operations shuts down operation and the retrenchment of  hundreds of  workers.

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The an­nounce­ment by fer­tilis­er gi­ant Nu­trien Ltd on Mon­day that it would be clos­ing its doors in Trinidad caught hun­dreds of em­ploy­ees by sur­prise, leav­ing them stunned, scared and more ner­vous about the fu­ture.

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The am­mu­ni­tion was found around 11:30 a.m. when of­fi­cers of the In­ter-Agency Task Force (IATF), con­duct­ing ex­er­cis­es un­der Op­er­a­tion R.E.S.O.L.U.T.E. Shield 2026, searched a wood­en struc­ture near a car park along Low­er Dun­can Street.

FILE: ThIs image released by the Office of the Parliament on Wednesday 7 October 2026, shows the Senate in Committee following the debate on the Miscellaneous Provisions (Alcohol, Cannabis, Dangerous Drugs, Gambling and Tobacco) Bill, 2026.  The Bill was passed with votes from the Government; no Opposition members supported it. [Image courtesy Office of the Parliament]

FILE: ThIs image released by the Office of the Parliament on Wednesday 7 October 2026, shows the Senate in Committee following the debate on the Miscellaneous Provisions (Alcohol, Cannabis, Dangerous Drugs, Gambling and Tobacco) Bill, 2026. The Bill was passed with votes from the Government; no Opposition members supported it. [Image courtesy Office of the Parliament]

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Minister of Health Lackram Bodoe, speaks, at the UNC presser at the UNC Headquarters , Chaguanas on Sunday.

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