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Column: Horner On Global Boundaries & More
[Column written by Patrice Horner] The earth has entered the Anthropocene Age, where humans have impacted all parts of planet and exceeded the global boundaries of what can support biodiversity and the climate. This year’s ILS Convergence Conference in Bermuda last week brought a battery of climate and insurance expertise to the island. Bermuda is... Read more of this article
Column: Simmons On PLP, Unity & More
[Opinion column written by PLP Chairperson Dawn Simmons] As we come together for the 59th Annual Delegates Conference, our theme, “The Power of One,” reminds me of something fundamental that we often overlook in the business of our lives—the incredible strength of unity. The strength that comes from individuals who, though they may stand alone... Read more of this article
Column: The Struggles Of Stroke Survivors
[Column written by Dr Kimberley Watkins] Returning to the workplace after experiencing a stroke can be a daunting challenge for many survivors. The transition back to work is often accompanied by various physical, cognitive, and emotional hurdles that can impact their ability to perform effectively. Employers and colleagues may also struggle to understand... Read more of this article
Column: Dr. Watkins On The Impact Of Stroke
[Column written by Dr Kimberley Watkins] When a loved one suffers a stroke, the impact is not only felt by the individual, but also by their family and caregivers. The aftermath of a stroke can be overwhelming and challenging, requiring significant adjustments and support from those closest to the affected individual. Understanding the impact of stroke... Read more of this article
Column: Myron On Ageing, Longevity & Legacy
[Column written by Martha Harris Myron] Today is the day. You turn 80, decades and decades longer than you ever thought you would live in this endlessly fascinating world of ours. So, what do you do to celebrate? There is the thought of the usual happy media-compelling consumer enticements. You know: maybe some golden bling trinkets, a golden trip,... Read more of this article
Column: PLP’s Robinson On Strategic Investment
[Opinion column written by PLP Senator Leslie Robinson] As the Junior Minister for Public Works, I am excited to share the details of our recent massive social investment—an initiative designed to restore our roads, clean up our public spaces, and ensure that Bermuda’s natural beauty is preserved. This $3.4 million investment focuses on two core... Read more of this article
Column: Darrell On Cybersecurity & More
[Column written by Gilbert Darrell] As Bermuda solidifies its position as a global hub for financial services and technology innovation, the need for strong cybersecurity measures becomes increasingly urgent. The rising frequency and sophistication of cyber threats require businesses to adopt best practices to safeguard their operations and sensitive... Read more of this article
Column: Dr. Kimberley Watkins On Stroke Myths
[Column written by Dr Kimberley Watkins] When we think of stroke, we often associate it with the elderly population. However, it’s important to debunk the myth that stroke only affects older individuals. In reality, stroke can occur at any age, and it’s crucial for people of all ages to be aware of the risk factors and symptoms. The quotes... Read more of this article
Column: Glenn Fubler On Mental Health & More
[Opinion column written by Glenn Fubler] This Mental Health Month, the Minister of Health has reminded us of the importance of regular physical activity – a half-hour per day to boost physical and mental health. This is based on the body/mind connection, a reality not yet fully appreciated in western medicine. Any holistic approach which nurtures... Read more of this article
Column: The Hidden Challenges Of Stroke
[Column written by Dr Kimberley Watkins] Stroke, a leading cause of long-term disability, often brings with it a host of hidden challenges that are not immediately apparent to the casual observer. While physical impairments such as paralysis may be noticeable, there are many invisible disabilities that stroke survivors may face, making their journey... Read more of this article
Column: Rev Dill On C36, Thank You & More
[Opinion column written by MP Rev. Dr. Emily Gail Dill] To the People of Sandys North, Constituency 36, I stand before you with a heart full of gratitude and humility. I thank each and every one of you who cast your vote in this election, placing your trust and faith in me. For those who did not vote for me, and for those who may not have voted at all,... Read more of this article
Column: FDM’s Dill On Two Bermuda’s & More
[Opinion column written by Omar Dill] Once upon a time, there were two Bermudas, growing together but living very different lives. One Bermuda, Opportunity, was full of ambition, always chasing growth, development, and international success. The other Bermuda, Community, was grounded, caring, and held onto the traditions of the island. For years, these... Read more of this article
