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Setting The Example

The Tobago Regional Health Authority (TRHA) has been consistently promoting wellness on the island as a means of improving the overall health of residents. It’s a mandate that’s been expressed internally, as well as externally, as staff at the Canaan Health Centre recently completed “The Biggest Loser” programme, hosted in

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OCS Launches ‘Love Is Giving’

The Office of the Chief Secretary (OCS) in collaboration with the Tobago Entrepreneurs Business Network has launched the #LoveIsGiving initiative to help citizens who have been affected by severe flooding over the weekend. OCS will be collecting supplies to assist those in need. These include: bottled water; canned and other

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Be Entrepreneurs

The 2018 Vocational Skills Programme completed its largest cycle ever this year. Secretary of Community Development, Enterprise Development and Labour Marslyn Melville-Jack said more than 1,000 participants graduated from the programme. She said the people in this country have a wealth of talent and ability. “This is manifested in the elaborate, innovative, artistic products on display,” Melville-Jack said, “which bear testimony to

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Forest Management Seminar Goes To School

Tobago will host a Secondary School Symposium for the Improving Forest and Protected Area Management in Trinidad and Tobago project (IFPAM Project TT). It will take place on Tuesday (October 30) at the Auditorium of Scarborough Library Facility from 9 a.m. The symposium will target secondary school students from Form

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Remedial Work Starts on Scarborough RC

Remedial work began today (October 19) on the Scarborough RC School. The work will be done on priority areas in Block E to address minor issues, including the installation of awnings to reduce water flow in the corridor, and the application of a surface epoxy on the existing tiles to

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Rehab Coming

The rehabilitation of Claude Noel Highway is expected to begin in the coming months. Secretary of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment Kwesi Des Vignes said a contract for the project is expected to be awarded in December. “That is something that we are looking to achieve, of course. We don’t

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