Rowley And Trudeau Announce Resignations, Promoting Peaceful Transitions
Veteran journalist Earl Bousquet has been commenting on the planned resignations of Prime Ministers Keith Rowley of Trinidad & Tobago and Justin Trudeau of Canada. Rowley will not seek re-election, and Trudeau will step down once a new Liberal Party leader is chosen. Bousquet highlights their decisions as examples of leaders knowing when to step aside, promoting peaceful transitions of power.
First Fatal Road Accident Of The Year Sparks Calls For Enhanced Safety Measures
Saint Lucia has recorded its first fatal road accident of the year, claiming the life of 28-year-old Ivin Lucien and injuring six others. As the island grapples with the tragedy, efforts to enhance road safety are underway, with a comprehensive campaign led by Fred’s Engineering aiming to curb accidents and fatalities.
Correctional Officers Reach Agreement On Fringe Benefits, Salary Negotiations Continue
Public sector wage negotiations are back in the spotlight as the Correctional Services Welfare Association (CSWA) reaches an agreement on fringe benefits but continues to push back on the government’s proposed salary adjustments.
