Torrential rains on Thursday, April 29, 2021, caused a major landslide on the Barre de L’Isle Ridge. The disaster forced …
Barre de L’Isle Expected to Close Due to Major Landslide
Police Release Statement on Arrest and Investigation into Massive Drug Seizure
Units of the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force conducted an operation on Tuesday, April 27, 2021, during which time, a …
Police Launch Investigation into SDA Church Disturbance Involving Political Rivals
TWO political figures competing for the Castries South East seat in parliament are currently embroiled in a commotion that war-rants …
St Lucian Poet Canisia Lubrin Wins OCM Bocas Best Book Prize
A BOOK-LENGTH poem that the OCM Bocas prize for Caribbean Literature judges consider “post-colonial poetry at its best” has triumphed …
CDC says No Masks Outside for the Fully Vaccinated
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently released guiding principles for vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals. According to the CDC’s …
Protocols are Working: Ministry of Health Records Decrease in new Covid-19 Cases
Saint Lucia has confirmed a total of 4,502 confirmed cases of COVID-19 to date of which 4,327 of these cases …
Saint Lucia Records 17th Homicide
A man found dead in a house in Faux-a-Chaud is the island’s latest homicide, taking the toll to 17 for …
Man, in his Fifties Shot in Faux-a-Chaud
Investigations into the island’s latest shooting incident are currently on the way. On Monday, April 26th, 2021, at approximately 9:15 …
Vehicle in Collision was Engaged in Prisoner Escort
A police vehicle engaged in prisoner escort was yesterday afternoon involved in a collision with two other vehicles. According to …
43 and 64 year old face 30 Years In Prison
Two men, a 43-year-old Estonian and a 64-year-old Latvian, were on April 23, indicted on charges of drug trafficking in …
Virtual National Dance Festival is On
The National Dance Association — N.D.A. will be hosting its Virtual National Dance Festival in commemoration of International Dance Day …
Archaeological Survey Clears Cabot…
THE official findings of an archaeological survey conducted on the northern end of the Cas-en-Bas beach that included a former …
Saint Lucia – A Real Bridge for Humanitarian Solidarity Assistance to SVG
SAINT Lucia has again served as a humanitarian bridge for disaster assistance to neighboring Caribbean islands — this time from …
SLNT Points to Weakness in Archaeological Survey
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THE Saint Lucia National Trust (SLNT) yesterday released a statement on the archaeological survey undertaken by Cabot Saint Lucia. Here …
Phase 2 of COVID-19 vaccination drive April 26 to April 30, Second Jab available
During the week of Monday April 26, 2021 to Friday April 30, 2021 the COVID-19 vaccination drive will cater to …
Decomposed Remains Identified; Police Now Face a Bigger Problem
DNA samples taken from a woman’s remains found in the north of the island in January of 2021 have returned. …
Health Safety Diligence and Vaccines Key to Caribbean’s Tourism Recovery
The Caribbean COVID-19 Tourism Task Force is calling for continued diligence and adherence to public health safety protocols and encourages …
Minister for Health Sen. Hon. Mary Isaac Thanks Public
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Minister of Health, Senator Mary Issac has heaped a mountain of praise onto the Saint Lucian public amidst the COVID-19 …
Sellers Beware Facebook Scammers Are Loose
Scammers and digital thieves are now targeting unsuspecting Facebook merchants in a trend that has seen many sought the assistance …
MOH Releases Food safety tips to avoid contamination due from dust and ashfall
Given the series of eruptions of the La Soufriere Volcano in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, it has been noted …