Residents and business leaders in Babonneau gathered for a dedicated forum to establish the district’s footprint within the local tourism landscape. The initiative aims to harness the northern community’s distinct cultural assets and scenic appeal to create sustainable economic opportunities.
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SEPTEMBER 4TH 2026 EPOLL
Do you support the Prime Minister’s decision to place the Housing Minister on indefinite administrative leave during the SSDF review?
Read More »JUSTICE MARIO MICHEL TO LEAD SAINT LUCIA INQUIRY INTO ANSE COCHON SEA CRASH
Retired judge justice Mario Michel has been named to head a new commission of inquiry examining the July maritime disaster off Anse la Raye. Supported by a panel of maritime and law enforcement specialists, Michel’s team will conduct public hearings in Castries to uncover the cause of the crash and …
Read More »ELKS CREDIT UNION REVIEWS STRATEGY AT ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
The Elks City Of Castries Co-Operative Credit Union used its annual general meeting to weigh the challenges shaping its operations and the options available to reset its direction. Members and leadership reviewed the organization’s current trajectory as part of a broader push to determine its path forward.
Read More »CHOISEUL/SALTIBUS COUNCIL SWORN IN, YOUTH TAKE CHARGE OF LOCAL GOVERNANCE
Fourteen councillors were sworn into office on September 2nd at the La Fargue Choiseul Community Centre, formally taking charge of the Choiseul/Saltibus Constituency Council. The installation ceremony spotlighted youth empowerment and collaborative governance, with officials committing the new board to people-centred leadership across the southwestern district.
Read More »SACRED HEART PARISH, MINISTRY PARTNER ON BACK-TO-SCHOOL SUPPORT
The Marchand Catholic Church partnered with the equity ministry to ease back-to-school financial and educational burdens for local families. Officials say the joint initiative reflects a wider push to support households.
Read More »MINISTER BAPTISTE WARNS OF SHIFTING GLOBAL TRADE ORDER, DEFENDS CIP
External Affairs Minister Alva Baptiste has warned that Saint Lucia faces a turbulent global trade and geopolitical landscape, telling reporters at a pre-cabinet briefing that trade policy and foreign policy have become inseparable. He said Caribbean nations will defend their citizenship by investment programmes in Brussels while pushing to diversify …
Read More »SAINT LUCIAN DUKE OF EDINBURGH MEMBERS COMPLETE GRENADA EXPEDITION
Participants in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award 2026 Summer Camp spent four nights and three days in the Grenadian outdoors, joined by members from two other countries. The expedition included hikes to waterfalls, outdoor cooking, and wildlife encounters as part of the programme’s field component.
Read More »RIVER MITANT WOMAN ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY AFTER VEHICLE OVERTURNS
A River Mitant resident escaped with only minor abrasions after her vehicle overturned in an early-morning accident on Thursday. The circumstances surrounding the crash are still being established.
Read More »SEPTEMBER 2ND 2026 EPOLL
Do you support Saint Lucia accepting third country nationals transferred under this U.S.‑driven two‑year trial?
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