As the country debates the issue that shot into the spotlight by Chief justice Ivor Archie to decriminalize the possession of small quantities of marijuana, many locals are welcoming the suggestion.
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Government Loan Guarantee program accessible to Tobago Hoteliers
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Decline in Business Concerns Reef Tour Operators
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Warner needs to be briefed on Tobago’s issues
The ILP intends to contest all seats in the next general election, 2 of which are in Tobago. We spoke to one of the Tobago representatives about this political development. Tobago two seats in the past have played an integral role in the determining which party controls our parliament.
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Baker focus in this year’s THA Budget
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61 new fire-fighters enacted into the force
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Rain mar Tobago
The incessant rains on Wednesday evening into Thursday caused major flooding in areas across Tobago. The Lambeau Anglican School was one institution that was mainly affected. The Lambeau Anglican School was forced to dismiss classes earlier than the usual due to major flooding problems.