Caribbean Leaders Push for Unified Voice on climate justice and energy transition Ahead of Global Summit
The meeting comes ahead of the upcoming global summit in Santa Marta, Colombia, where the region aims to present a unified position on climate justice and energy transition.
Government Secures Financing for Northern Pipeline Repairs Amid Growing Water Concerns
The funding, approved in principle by the Caribbean Development Bank, is expected to support rehabilitation works on the Northern Pipeline from the Tibbles Dam heading north.
Saint Lucia Observes World Hearing Day with Focus on Protecting Children’s Hearing
Health officials stress that protecting children’s hearing is not solely a medical responsibility, but one that begins at home, is reinforced in schools, and strengthened by supportive community systems.
Castries South East Sets Jazz Season in Motion with Hills and Valleys Showcase
The event promises an uplifting evening of performances, featuring a dynamic mix of regional headliners and local talent, while also creating space for community engagement and economic activity within the constituency.
Stakeholders Weigh Opportunities and Risks as Cannabis Industry Takes Shape
The Regulated Substances Authority’s recent panel discussion held over the weekend, titled “Diving Into The Weeds,” brought together policymakers, health officials and industry representatives to examine the opportunities and challenges associated with cannabis regulation.
King Addresses Concerns Over Proposed Vigie Peninsula Hotel Development
Speaking at a pre-Cabinet press briefing on Monday, March 2, King acknowledged that some constituents have raised issues, particularly regarding the potential impact on scenic views.
Pierre Raises Fishermen Safety Concerns, Warns of Global Conflict Impact on Economy
Speaking at a press briefing on Monday, Pierre disclosed that he held discussions with United States officials, including Marco Rubio, regarding recent U.S.-sanctioned operations in regional waters targeting what American authorities describe as narco-terrorists.
Environmental Stewards Celebrated as SLUNCF Sub-Grant Programme Concludes
The initiative, which spanned three years, supported a diverse range of grassroots organizations across Saint Lucia, fostering environmental awareness, sustainability, and community development.
Pierre Urges Climate Unity and Invites Region to Saint Lucia for 51st CARICOM Summit
In his remarks, Pierre warned that the increasing threats posed by climate change demand coordinated and immediate responses from Caribbean nations.
Saint Lucia Launches National Authentication Framework to Streamline Digital Services
The platform was unveiled during an official media launch on February 26th, 2026, marking a significant step in the island’s digital transformation agenda.
Regional Health Experts Convene in Saint Lucia to Tackle Rising NCD Threat
The initiative also received support from regional health bodies including the Caribbean Public Health Agency and the Pan American Health Organization.
Demerit Points System Under Consideration as Authorities Target Reckless Driving
During a media engagement this week, Superintendent in the Department of Road Safety and Traffic Investigations, Troy Lamontagne, confirmed that discussions are actively underway to bring the long-anticipated system into operation.