Letter to St. Lucia - Part 3

The Economic impact of family planning, Abortion, Population control on St. Lucia’s Gross Domestic product, Revenue and Recurrent expenditure.
In part two of my letter to you, St. Lucia, I addressed a few of the multiple consequences created by our declining population on our National Insurance and I mused on how this would encourage EMIGRATION (people, particularly the young leaving St. Lucia) because they would be unwilling to share the greater and greater burden brought about by the increased contributions into the fund which each member of our shrinking labour force would have to make.

PROFILE - Spectrum International Calypso Tent

By Cleopatra Johnny - Asst. Public Relations Officer
Spectrum International Calypso Tent was officially implemented in June 2005 with the concept to enhance the calypso art form in St.Lucia incorporating both the “young “ and “old” to develop their raw artistic talents and provide an avenue to market their skills and expertise on a local, regional and international level.

Basco celebrates Alexander

“He was born to the name of Alexander Ephraim in the town of Soufriere and made his way in life with his wife Julie.”
AHH as we all know him or UNCLE became a member of BASCO 6 years ago and was one of the oldest members to ever register with an organization like BASCO in Soufriere, but he did not come alone, he also brought his wife with him hereby making her the oldest female member to grace the presence of an organization.

Sandals Grande is partnering to preserve a national Icon

Saturday 5th May 2007: The management and staff of Sandals Grande St. Lucian Spa & Beach Resort has taken the initiative to re-commit to ensuring that St. Lucia remains an island of impeccable beauty for locals and foreigners alike. In this vein, the resort has been working with the St. Lucia National Trust and the St. Lucia Solid Waste Management Authority to adopt a section of the Pigeon Island Causeway; thus maintaining its cleanliness and environmental integrity.