Barry Elected CSA President as Record Election Signals Shift in Union Leadership
With twenty-seven contenders on the ballot, anticipation had been building for what many viewed as a pivotal moment in the union’s direction. Election Commission member Ananias Auguste pointed to a steady rise in participation over
Diamond Steel Orchestra Revived with New Investment Ahead of Schools Panorama Debut
The initiative forms part of a broader effort by the government to strengthen youth engagement in the arts while safeguarding traditional forms central to Saint Lucia Carnival.
Junior Jazz Festival Showcases Rising Talent in Castries
Being held at Serenity Park on April 29 and 30, the two-day event forms part of the wider Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival and continues to serve as a platform for youth expression in
Baptiste Urges Long-Term View Amid Economic Contraction Concerns
Speaking during the Appropriations Bill debate, Baptiste pointed to a preliminary estimate from the statistics department indicating a contraction of 0.6 per cent for the current year. He cautioned, however, against drawing firm conclusions from
Carnival Icon Dylan Pitcairn Dies at 72
Pitcairn, widely regarded as a driving force behind the evolution of Lucian Carnival, leaves behind a legacy defined by creativity, resilience, and an enduring passion for the art form.
Jazz En Vierge Success Spurs Plans for Micoud Entertainment Hub
Norbert pointed to the performance of local vendors as a key indicator of the event’s impact.
Edward Backs Budget with Major Road and Bridge Upgrades
Among the flagship projects is the reconstruction of the Choc Bridge, estimated at $21.8 million, which will be expanded to accommodate increased traffic.
Pierre Clarifies Purpose of $1,000 Maternity Grant
Speaking at a press engagement on Monday, April 27, Pierre emphasized that the initiative is focused on immediate post-birth needs.
The Unit Trust Corporation (UTC) Global Balance Fund Promotes Financial Literacy Drive in Saint Lucia
Investment Advisor Tricia-Ann Henry said the push comes in response to concerning findings on financial knowledge within the region.
Pierre Defends Budget Policies, Says Government Focused on Improving Lives
Responding to criticism during his rebuttal on Friday, April 24, Pierre rejected suggestions that his leadership is driven by grandstanding or abstract theory.
Chastanet Warns of Fiscal Pressures and Calls for Targeted Social Spending
Central to his contribution was a call for more targeted social support, arguing that existing programmes are too broad in scope.
Police Intensify Crackdown on Illegal Firearms Amid Crime Surge
Law enforcement officials say the strategy, driven by intelligence and coordinated enforcement, is being led by the Gangs, Narcotics and Firearms Unit, with continued seizures and arrests recorded into 2026.