Monthly Archives: December 2024

A new piece of legislation has been introduced aimed at establishing comprehensive guidelines for the real estate sector. The Realtors Association has expressed its approval of this proposed legal framework, viewing it as a necessary step to regulate the subsector more effectively. This development comes in response to growing concerns about the issues of fraud within the real estate subsector. The proposed bill was the topic of a panel discussion hosted by the Commerce Ministry on Tuesday.

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The Eastern Caribbean Collective Organization (ECCO) is carrying out its annual royalty distribution, which started this week. According to CEO Martin A. James, this year’s payout will include revenue collected from 2022, benefiting earning members across the OECS and regional and international sister societies.

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The Do-Nation Foundation has launched a branded bus as part of its Engendering Change campaign, marking the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Funded by the Government of Canada through the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives, the bus aims to raise awareness and engage communities in the fight against gender-based violence.

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Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has delivered welcome news for public servants, announcing a $500 Christmas bonus. He also confirmed the successful conclusion of negotiations with public sector unions, resulting in a 13% wage increase for the 2022-2028 period.

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On Wednesday, students of St. Mary’s College proudly hosted a robotics showcase, highlighting the innovative applications of programming and electrical engineering by members of the school’s robotics club. This event demonstrated how a deep understanding of science and physics, paired with hands-on engineering, is shaping future leaders in technology. The college has now officially integrated robotics into its curriculum following the program’s success since its launch last year.

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The office of the prime minister released some information stating that the unemployment rate has gone down to 11.8% in the last quarter. Do you think that the unemployment rate has gone down based on what you see happening around you?

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Miss L’s Charity brought the spirit of giving and hope to the Odsan-Bexon community on Sunday with a vibrant distribution fair and a mini gospel concert. The event, rooted in the legacy of the director’s late mother, aimed to meet the needs of the underprivileged and minister through music. Throughout the day, the organization distributed hampers to residents and provided wheelchairs to the differently-abled, making a tangible difference in their lives.

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Saint Lucia is preparing to submit its third Nationally Determined Contribution or NDC, a climate action pledge aimed at advancing the Paris Agreement’s target to limit global warming to 1.5°C. The latest NDC highlights the country’s commitment to reducing emissions, with a focus on sustainable transportation and energy solutions.

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The newly appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Millennium Heights Medical Complex Dr. Damian Greaves is promising to reposition Saint Lucia’s primary health care institution to play a meaningful role in improving the quality of health care on the island.
Dr. Greaves’ appointment took effect November 1st, 2024, and he gave his first full length interview just over one month into the job.

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