Opposition Leader Dr. Keith Rowley attended the commissioning of the Scarborough General Hospital recently. He gave his views on the event, describing the length of time it has taken for the Hospital to be completed as a bad pregnancy and a very difficult birth.
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Forced Landing at Piarco
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AG wins battle one of Milshirv
In the opening of what is shaping up to be an epic battle with the Tobago House of Assembly over the controversial Milshirv deal, Attorney General Anand Ramlogan scored an initial victory by obtaining the grant of Leave for Judicial Review against the Tobago House of Assembly.
Investigation continue into Gas station robbery
Tobago’s only 24 hour gas station has been robbed. According to police, sometime after 3 a.m. on Wednesday, two masked men entered the Bon Accord Gas station and held up the security guard and a female cashier.
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Emancipation Celebrated in fine style
August 1, marks Emancipation Day in Trinidad and Tobago and of course celebrations were happening throughout the entire country from the wee hours of the morning.
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SC hopes other Caribbean Countries embrace this Regional Appellate Court
Commenting on government’s intention to implement the Caribbean Court of Justice in this country, Senior Counsel Christo Gift said that it was only a matter of time before Trinidad and Tobago embrace the CCJ.
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Better Policing for Tobago
Trinidad certainly demands a lot of attention from the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, however Tobago has not been left out. While rolling out the “I Support Our Services” programme on the island, Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith shared some plans for making policing in Tobago better.