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Due to increased requests for additional time, the St. Lucia Business Awards have extended the submission deadline for entrants to September 24, 2025.

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A high-level consultation was recently convened to address proposed updates to the Caribbean's framework for sustainable construction. The gathering brought together delegates from the World Bank and the Caribbean Centre for renewable energy and energy efficiency to modernize regulations aimed at decreasing power consumption.

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Health officials have advised that ongoing renovations are expected to cause delays in the urgent care section of the gros-islet polyclinic, starting tuesday, september 16, 2025.

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Tourism officials are feeling optimistic about Augusts’ arrival figures, despite challenges in key source markets and a decline in available rooms on the island.

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Education has taken center stage on the campaign trail, with the Opposition banking on a promise designed to capture the hearts and minds of citizens.
But the electorate, intrigued by the policy, is now asking questions about the logistics and funding for the promised free tuition at SALCC.

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Former Government Minister Edmund Estephane, a long-serving member of the United Workers Party, has justified his decision to publicly support his brother, John Paul Estephane, who is running as a candidate for the rival Saint Lucia Labour Party. Estephane explained that his actions are rooted in a sense of family loyalty and a deep devotion to public service that he believes surpasses partisan politics.

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Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Ernest Hilaire has urged businesses to emulate the government's approach by properly incentivizing their employees amid increasing profits. Hilaire's appeal centers on the philosophical belief that workers, as the backbone of any institution, should benefit when a company thrives

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The Health Ministry hosted a walk in the south over the weekend for the 2025 Caribbean Wellness Day.
The event, themed "Engage, Empower, Elevate," was organized to raise awareness about making healthier choices.

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Former Prime Minister and current Opposition Leader Allen Chastanet is doubling down on his decision to close the state-owned radio Saint Lucia (RSL) as a means of helping to eliminate the country’s growing debt burden.

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