Prime Minister Calls for Return to Respect and Tolerance Amid Rising Youth Crime
Speaking during Monday’s press briefing, Pierre argued that addressing crime requires more than government intervention alone, insisting that parents and society as a whole must play a greater role in shaping children’s behaviour and attitudes.
“You have been identified.” – Police Urge Gun-Wielding Perpetrators to Surrender Following Clash in Castries
According to Assistant Commissioner of Police in charge of the Central Division, Luke Defreitas, officers attached to the Guns, Narcotics and Firearms Unit, with support from other units within the force, were conducting operations aimed
Castries Vendors Fear Financial Fallout Amid Arcade Redevelopment Uncertainty
In an interview with the media this week, President of the Craft and Dry Goods Vendors Association, Peter “Ras Ipa” Isaac, said vendors were initially assured that the current arcade would remain in operation until
Dr Ernest Hilaire Says Productivity Should Guide Debate on Four-Day Work Week
Hilaire addressed the issue during a pre-Cabinet media briefing on Monday, May 13, following renewed calls from some members of the working population for the introduction of a four-day work arrangement.
New Board of Directors Appointed for the St Jude Hospital
In a message announcing the new board, Willius described St. Jude Hospital as holding “a special place in the hearts of the people of Saint Lucia,” noting its longstanding role in providing care and compassion
Pierre Raises Concerns Over Caribbean Access to Development Financing Amid Push for Climate Justice and Reparations
Speaking during Monday’s pre-Cabinet media briefing, Pierre reflected on the broader structural challenges confronting small island developing states, while responding to questions surrounding the 2022 Bridgetown Initiative and the 2014 CARICOM 10 Point Plan for
Education Minister Tours Schools as Students Begin 2026 CPEA Examinations
The visits formed part of the Ministry of Education’s continued focus on student achievement, educational equity and academic preparedness.
Brantley Urges Smarter Wealth Protection Amid Global Economic Uncertainty
Brantley delivered the remarks during the opening ceremony of the 2026 Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners Caribbean Conference, hosted by the Saint Lucia branch on May 12 at Sandals Grande Saint Lucian Spa &
Government Developing National Mental Health Policy Amid Growing Concerns Over Wellness
Speaking during Monday’s pre-Cabinet press briefing, Jn Baptiste acknowledged the growing importance of mental wellness both locally and regionally, while confirming that officials within the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Nutrition are currently finalizing the
Hilaire Calls for Easier Investment Climate and Stronger Local Business Growth
Speaking during a May 11 press briefing, Hilaire said the island’s long-term economic success depends on its ability to remain adaptive, reduce bureaucratic barriers, and encourage both domestic and foreign investment.
Education Ministry to Roll Out School Security Measures on ‘Case-by-Case Basis’, Says Casimir
Education Minister Kenson Casimir says the government is preparing to implement targeted security measures at schools across Saint Lucia, with interventions to be determined according to the specific risks faced by individual institutions. Speaking during
Local Fuel Prices Remain Unchanged Despite International Inflations
Despite increasing international oil prices, consumers in Saint Lucia will continue paying the same prices for gasoline, diesel, kerosene and most liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) products for the remainder of May, as the Government maintains