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Saint Lucia remains without firm funding commitments following COP 29, raising concerns about its ability to safeguard its vulnerable population and economy from the growing threats of climate-related disasters. The lack of financial resources underscores the urgent need for tangible support to address the island’s climate resilience challenges.

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Do you think the opening of the new polyclinic is going to ease the ongoing health crisis on island?

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Recent talks between the Saint Lucia Air and Seaports Authority (SLASPA) and the Saint Lucia Motor Sports Association could pave the way for motorsports activities on the disused Vieux Fort runway. This comes after reports surfaced last week that the site was being considered for a new fuel farm.

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The five-day YABC workshop, hosted by the Saint Lucia Red Cross concluded today. The workshop aimed to equip participants with the skills needed to advocate for positive change in their communities and beyond. Twelve Saint Lucian youth and three regional participants attended this year’s forum, engaging in interactive and thought-provoking sessions.

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The Caribbean’s brightest minds took center stage as the top regional achievers in the May/June 2024 examinations conducted by the Caribbean Examinations Council were honored. These exceptional students excelled in the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE), the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC), and the Caribbean Certificate of Secondary Level Competence (CCSLC). The prestigious 2024 CXC Top Awards Ceremony unfolded at the National Cultural Center, celebrating academic excellence and inspiring the next generation of scholars.

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Saint Lucia is redefining its global image, thanks to strategic efforts by the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority (SLTA).

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The Millennium Heights Medical Complex has fired back at allegations that the Turning Point Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre is being closed permanently. The MHMC says that the facility at MHMC is under renovations. However, services continue at the former Victoria Hospital.

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A suspected drowning in Gros-Islet is reigniting calls for enhanced safety measures and improved lighting on the island’s beaches. Seventy-three-year-old Bernadine Edwin, a resident of Edge Water, Gros-Islet, is believed to have drowned while taking one of his regular late-night swims.

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