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Covid-19 wardens have now been selected and will begin training come Monday November 30th. The wardens will be embedded with the police for hands-on experience in the rules of engagement and the execution of their duties in protocol enforcement.  

Cabinet has endorsed recommendations from the cannabis commission to expunge the criminal record of persons charged with unlawful possession of cannabis. National Security Minister Hermangild Francis says the amendment the rehabilitation of offenders to allow for this to happen.  

The metal work that once formed part of the stronghold protecting the Derek Walcott Square has been handed over to the St .Lucia National Trust. Director of the SLNT Bishnu Tulsie says the trust plans to incorporate the iron work into existing heritage sites.

The Government suspended theory and practical tests amid an outbreak of the deadly virus. Government officials, driving schools and examiners, reportedly formed a working committee to discuss how best to resume classes.  

The Sandals Foundation has contributed 200 tablets to support the online learning of vulnerable students. The foundation handed over the devices to students on Thursday.  

A Gros Islet bus driver is the latest victim of a brazen armed robbery in the Gros Islet area. The incident has awakened calls from the Gros-Islet Minibus Owners Association in cautioning its membership to step up vigilance during the November and December months known for an uptick in robberies. …

Plans are afoot to relocate the Ministry of Home Affairs to the George Charles Secondary School, but what does the Minster for Home Affairs make of the decision. The decision has sparked a lively public debate on what should be the purpose of the building.