Saint Lucia Included in U.S. Indefinite Suspension of Immigrant Visas
The decision specifically affects immigrant visas, which are used by individuals planning to settle permanently in the United States through family sponsorship, employment opportunities, or other lawful permanent residence pathways.
Estate Planning Highlighted as a Tool for Justice at ECSC Public Education Lecture
The session, presented by Justice Alvin Pariagsingh, examined how proper estate planning can protect vulnerable family members, reduce conflict and assist the courts in delivering fair and equitable outcomes.
Herbal Cooperative Calls for Full Legalisation of Cannabis Amid Increased Police Eradication Efforts
Herbal Cooperative Calls for Full Legalisation of Cannabis Amid Increased Police Eradication Efforts
De Caires has criticised recent cannabis eradication exercises carried out by the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force, arguing that the operations unfairly target farmers and undermine years of policy discussions around reform of the sector.
Police Probe Vieux Fort Body Discovery as Major Drug Operations Yield Multi-Million Dollar Seizures
Superintendent in charge of the Southern Division, Stephen Victorin, said police received a report on Monday, 12 January 2026, at about 9.00 a.m. regarding the discovery of a body at Beanefield, Vieux Fort.
Prime Minister Philip J Pierre Outlines Major Infrastructure Projects and Policy Priorities at First Pre-Cabinet Press Briefing
Addressing progress at the Hewanorra International Airport, the Prime Minister confirmed that the long-awaited terminal redevelopment has moved through the international procurement stage.
Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court Opens 2026 Law Year in Dominica Under Theme of Enduring Justice
Legal professionals, judicial officers, and regional stakeholders gathered to observe the start of the new law year under the theme, “The ECSC: Justice that Endures – Anchored in Independence, Strengthened through Trust.”
Officials Warn of Severe 2026 Dry Season as Saint Lucia Faces Heightened Water Crisis
With rainfall projections falling below recent averages and river systems declining earlier than expected, officials are calling for immediate conservation and public cooperation to safeguard national water security.
Health Authorities Urge Action During Cervical Health Awareness Month
Health officials, alongside the World Health Organisation, are stressing that cervical cancer is largely preventable when screening and vaccination programmes are fully utilised.
Minister Danny Butcher Calls for Dedicated Special Education Department After Islandwide School Visits
During his engagements, Butcher expressed appreciation for the commitment of teachers and staff working within special education, often under challenging circumstances.
World ARC Adventurers Set Sail from Saint Lucia on Global Circumnavigation
On Thursday evening, local hospitality figures gathered at IGY Rodney Bay Marina to send off around 100 sailors aboard 25 yachts embarking on a circumnavigation of nearly 27 000 nautical miles, with their return to Saint
Government Confirms Pension Income Tax Exemption, Urges Retirees to File for Refunds
Acting Comptroller of the Inland Revenue Department, Felicia Ellie, confirmed that the exemption applies broadly and is not limited by the source of the pension.
Prime Minister Pierre Confirms Government Agreement on Third-Party Refugee Framework With the United States
Speaking to the nation, the Prime Minister framed the announcement within a broader discussion about Saint Lucia’s global positioning, technological advancement, and adherence to international law.