An­gli­can Arch­bish­op of the West In­dies, Philip Wright, has stressed that a heal­ing church ex­tends be­yond its walls and reach­es peo­ple and com­mu­ni­ties grap­pling with so­cial ills, in­clud­ing pover­ty, ad­dic­tion and oth­er hard­ships.

A dev­as­tat­ing blaze in Up­per Leon Hill, Bel­mont, has left 65-year-old res­i­dent Yvonne Arnold and her fam­i­ly home­less af­ter their two-storey home was com­plete­ly de­stroyed on Wednes­day af­ter­noon.

Af­ter cit­i­zens have been sub­ject­ed to an oner­ous State of Emer­gency for 12 of the past 14 months, democ­ra­cy in T&T is un­der threat from Gov­ern­ment’s des­ig­na­tion of 15 “no-protest” zones, in­clud­ing near the Par­lia­ment, says for­mer Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress (UNC) min­is­ter Vas­ant Bharath

One year has passed since Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar last faced jour­nal­ists at a post-Cab­i­net me­dia brief­ing.

Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar is ex­pect­ed to de­liv­er a state­ment in the House of Rep­re­sen­ta­tives to­day, when the Sec­ond Ses­sion of the Par­lia­ment’s five-year term be­gins at 1.30 pm.

An ear­ly morn­ing fire yes­ter­day de­stroyed the old wood­en Min­istry of Health build­ing lo­cat­ed on the site of the for­mer Ch­agua­nas Health Cen­tre, a struc­ture that had stood for more than 50 years.

Trinidad and To­ba­go’s re­silience to dis­as­ters de­pends not on­ly on stronger in­fra­struc­ture but al­so on chang­ing the be­hav­iours that con­tin­ue to make com­mu­ni­ties vul­ner­a­ble to flood­ing and oth­er haz­ards.

A High Court judge has re­ject­ed a po­si­tion by the Eco In­dus­tri­al De­vel­op­ment Com­pa­ny of To­ba­go (E-ID­COT) that it is ex­empt from the Free­dom of In­for­ma­tion Act (FOIA).

A Port-of-Spain man was ar­rest­ed af­ter al­leged­ly mak­ing racial­ly of­fen­sive and ob­scene re­marks di­rect­ed at Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar and Hin­du deities.

The pro­posed Tamana Prison Com­plex re­mains in the pro­cure­ment stage, with Gov­ern­ment of­fi­cials con­firm­ing that the project will pro­ceed through an open ten­der process un­der the Pub­lic Pro­cure­ment and Dis­pos­al of Pub­lic Prop­er­ty Act 2015.

Sir Neville Cenac, who served as the is­land’s Gov­er­nor Gen­er­al and For­eign Min­is­ter, died on Tues­day at the age of 86.

Po­lice of­fi­cers ar­rest­ed three peo­ple—two men and one woman—af­ter they blocked what was sup­posed to have been a Peace Walk seek­ing to end gang vi­o­lence in east Port-of-Spain yes­ter­day.