Category: Queen’s Park

News Sean Douglas An Hour Ago Wade Mark – THE Senate on Tuesday agreed that average senator’s speech will now be 30 minutes, up from the 20-minute limit set last August to curb the covid19 pandemic, but not a full return to the pre-pandemic allocation of 40 minutes. Moments before Opposition Senator Wade Mark could […]

News Jada Loutoo 2 Hrs Ago This elderly man is seen purchasing paw-paw at the Namdevco market at Harris Promenade San Fernando – Vashti Singh MACOYA wholesale market vendors want a meeting with the National Agricultural Marketing and Development Corporation (Namdevco) to discuss issues relating to the day-to-day operations of the market facility. Safety is […]

Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the Tobago Council of the People’s National Movement (PNM) Kwesi Des Vignes has labelled as a breakthrough, last Friday’s passage of the THA (Amendment) Bill 2021 in the House of Representatives. Addressing a news conference on Monday at the party’s campaign office at Pump Mill in Scarborough, DesVignes said the […]

News Laurel V Williams 4 Minutes Ago A 42-year-old Jamaican man who allegedly beat a 12-year-old boy faced a Scarborough magistrate virtually on Monday charged with cruelty to a child. A police release on Tuesday said magistrate Jo-Anne Connor granted him $60,000 bail with a surety. The magistrate also ordered him not to have any […]

News Keino Swamber 8 Hrs Ago A 21-year old man was expected to be charged with larceny on Monday after he was arrested for allegedly snatching a woman’s handbag. The incident happened on Sunday at George Street, Sangre Grande. The police, in a media statement, said they were on an exercise when they received a […]

News Elizabeth Gonzales 6 Hrs Ago Arima Business Association President Reval Chattergoon – Angelo Marcelle Ravel Chattergoon, president of the Arima Business Association, said he is disturbed by the recent break-in at the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) Arima branch. The bank was broken into on February 17. Police reported that $700 in coins were […]

News Yvonne Webb 2 Hrs Ago Minister of Public Utilities Marvin Gonzales. – Public Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales is exploring avenues to manage waste in an environmentally friendly manner while at the same time creating a business model for the State to benefit financially. Changing the culture of the way waste is managed is not […]

News Jada Loutoo Just Now Sean Luke – ANOTHER attempt to stop the trial of one of the men charged with the 2006 murder of six-year-old Sean Luke has been shot down by the judge presiding over the case. Justice Lisa Ramsumair-Hinds on Monday ruled on a new application by attorneys for Akeel Mitchell to […]

News 4 Hrs Ago Lucia Joseph of Cias Fashion Designs does some crochet at her store on George Street, Port of Spain – AYANNA KINSALE Newsday photographers captured some of these images reflecting the past 24 hours in Trinidad and Tobago. Other photos were submitted by readers like you. If you’d like to be featured […]

News Elizabeth Gonzales 8 Minutes Ago File photo This month the country has recorded some of the lowest covid19 cases per day, with four days;–February 5, 8, 14 and 19 – recording zero cases. Of the last 22 days, 19 days reported fewer than ten cases per day. The Health Ministry recorded 21 cases on […]

News Shane Superville 9 Minutes Ago File photo – – Angelo Marcelle The policeman who was injured when a gate at the Parliament fell on him has been discharged from the hospital and is recuperating at home. The officer was on duty at the Red House last Monday when the gate fell on him. He […]

News Laurel V Williams 5 Minutes Ago File photo: TCL workers march during their lunch time outside the company’s Claxton Bay compound in March 2018. Retrenched workers of Trinidad Packaging Ltd (TPL), a subsidiary of Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL), protested on Monday morning, calling for the immediate payments of outstanding money. From around 8 am, […]