Chief Secretary, Orville London recently met with Centrica – the oil company, which sought to undertake exploration and drilling for natural gas off the shores of Tobago.
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Band leader upset-Fancy Sailors Disqualified
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Magdalena Grand Beach Resort officially Opens
Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar cut the ribbon to declare the Magdalena Grand Beach Resort officially open. According to the Prime Minister this four star resort is currently rated number one in Tobago and number two in Trinidad and Tobago. The official opening ceremony took place on the Prime Minister’s recent visit to Tobago in the Colibri ballroom of the beach resort.
Tobago Leaders responds to MSJ pull out
The Two Tobago leaders have each given their perspective on the pulling out of the Movement for Social Justice Party from the People’s Partnership Government.
REDjet License Revoked
The Trinidad and Tobago Civil Aviation Authority has revoked the operating license of REDJet
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Man fined for hunting illegally
Eight hundred dollars or serve three months hard labour was the decision handed down to a Silk Cotton, Bon Accord Trace man on Monday morning. The man, Joseph Clarke was found guilty of hunting in the closed season and being in possession of a game animal namely an iguana, when he appeared before Magistrate Michael Broomes in the Scarborough third court.