The Elections and Boundaries Commission says it has received official requests for general recounts of the votes cast in 5 Electoral Districts, 4 in Tobago and 1 in Trinidad. In Tobago, the Progressive Democratic Patriots has requested recounts in the … Continue reading →

Shot dead in the presence of his 3 children. The latest victim of gun violence is Jerren Phillips. His killing takes the murder toll to 15 so far this year. Thirty-year-old Mr. Phillips was shot as his 3 children, aged … Continue reading →

The Prison Officers Association takes issue with the condition of vehicles belonging to the service. President Cerron Richards says too many vehicles are not working and the State has done nothing to address the problem. Mr. Richards yesterday wondered if … Continue reading →

The ASA Wright Nature Center has closed its doors and 49 people are now without jobs. The center closed up operations because of the measures taken to curb the spread of the coronavirus in Trinidad and Tobago. The employees were … Continue reading →

This may not be the best weekend to drive along the North Coast Road as the police service sends a warning to the public. It says no overcrowding will be tolerated at beaches, as officers will be enforcing parking restrictions. … Continue reading →

The National Carnival Commission says it has no money to boost virtual carnival events. NCC head Winston ‘Gypsy’ Peters maintains there will be no Carnival this year and therefore the government has allocated no funds to the staging of the … Continue reading →

The Oilfield Workers Trade Union gives the Trinidad Cement Limited a one-week deadline to respond to the dismissal of workers. Chief Labour Relations Officer, Lyndon Mendoza led the members in protest at the company’s south office yesterday. He said what … Continue reading →