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Squash Can Open Doors

The sport of squash can be a pathway to a world of opportunity for young people in Tobago. That’s the view of Canada-based squash coach Keith Griffiths, who recently conducted a session to introduce Black Rock Government Primary School students to the sport. Griffiths was actually on holiday in Tobago,

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Training Leaders

Twelve health sector staff members have been selected for leadership training, starting tomorrow (May 1). Secretary of Health, Wellness and Family Development Dr. Agatha Carrington said the aim of the training is to build capacity in the health sector. “These areas are important for us, because we want to ensure

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NE Tobago Talks UNESCO Status

Talks on nominating north east Tobago as a UNESCO site will take place over the next eight days. Starting today, meetings are scheduled in various communities in the north east region. The first meeting starts this evening at 6 p.m. at the Parlatuvier Multi-purpose Facility. The other meetings—scheduled for tomorrow

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Giving Back

There is always an opportunity in the midst of an obstacle. This was the message to Tobago’s athletes from former World women’s sprint champion and dual Olympic silver medallist Lauryn Williams. She visited Tobago on Easter weekend on the invitation of the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC). Williams’ trip

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Specialists Coming to Scarborough General

Additional medical staff will be provided to support patients with end-stage renal disease at the Scarborough General Hospital. Secretary of Health, Wellness and Family Development Dr. Agatha Carrington said two specialists are expected to come on board—a vascular surgeon and an interventional radiologist. “We’ve been partnering with [US-based NGO] Bridge

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