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Inmates at Bordelais Correctional Facility now have broader access to medical care. A new Level One Medical Unit has just opened at the facility. It brings primary care, emergency response, chronic disease management, mental health support and specialist services under one roof, directly on site.  

The Ministry of Health is pushing men to get screened as Prostate Cancer Awareness Month gets underway. Officials are stressing the value of catching the disease early. They’re encouraging men to take a more active role in monitoring their own health.

The Botham Jean Foundation is continuing to help students of his former primary school advance their education in his honor. On the 2026 anniversary of his death, the Foundation remembered the Carmen Rene Memorial School.  

PM Philip J. Pierre Says Back-To-Back SLP Election Win Was Collective Effort and guardian of the nation’s reputation.

Debate continues over Saint Lucia’s decision to accept third-country nationals from the united states. Officials are now offering deeper insight into the matter. They are explaining why the government said yes. They are also outlining what could have followed had Saint Lucia said no.

Do you think the families of the missing fishermen, believed to be victims of U.S. boat strikes, will ever get clear answers?

  External Affairs Minister Alva Baptiste delivered a detailed update on the ongoing pilot programme this week. He had previously pledged to keep Saint Lucians informed on the third-country nationals initiative. The update fulfils that commitment.

Saint Lucia’s government has incurred a 26-million-dollar revenue deficit since April, driven largely by absorbed fuel costs. Prime Minister of Saint Lucia Honorable Philip J. Pierre, confirmed that pump prices remained steady despite rising global oil trends, leading to a 15-million-dollar shortfall in August alone.  

The Marchand Football League Normalization Committee kicked off the fourth edition of the Cassius Glasgow Memorial Youth Tournament on August 22. Known locally as the CasSY Boom Cup, the annual event honors the legacy of the late Marchand football coach while developing the island’s emerging athletic talent.

Former Prime Minister Kenny Anthony says St. Lucia’s independence remains incomplete, arguing a colonial-era clause in the Civil Code still ties the island’s courts to British statute law more than three years after it broke from the Privy Council. He points to a 1956 provision that let a UK defamation …