It’s Carnival In Bermuda and if you’re a soca junkie like me, it’s your favourite time of year. But if you haven’t been keeping up with it, I’ve got you covered with a comprehensive guide…
Bermuda is almost totally reliant on seaborne imports for its supply of food and the goods needed by retailers, builders, and almost any other industry you could name. Keeping this supply line running smoothly is…
Hurricanes have been battering Bermuda for centuries. While some of the most damaging storms of this century, such as Fabian (2003) and Gonzalo (2014) are well remembered by many of today’s residents, there were some…
While the members of the Royal Bermuda Regiment are much more than just hurricane cleanup personnel, they are the experts at it. Royal Bermuda Regiment (RBR) soldiers are often first on the scene to clear…
Asthma is a common occurrence in Bermuda that can be life-threatening. Triggers such as humidity, dust mites, cockroaches, mould, mildew and pollution are seemingly everywhere, and could bring on an attack if an asthmatic does…
Bermuda Day, a dazzling festival brimming with culture and community spirit, finds its origins steeped in the Victorian era, originally designated to celebrate Queen Victoria’s birthday. Initially known as Empire Day, this vibrant occasion served…
Bermudians have an uncanny ability to fit in anywhere. We are cultural chameleons; moving around the planet and adapting to the routines and customs of the locals. Interestingly, the reverse is also true – we…