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Opposition Chief Whip Marvin Gonzales holds a copy of Erskine May’s Parliamentary Practice as he raises objections to House Speaker Jagdeo Singh’s ruling last Friday during a PNM media conference yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
Opposition Chief Whip Marvin Gonzales is calling on House Speaker Jagdeo Singh to rescind his decision to block an Opposition motion on the country’s water supply.
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ANR Robinson International Airport, Tobago
QUAMINA PAYNE
Residents still struggling to rebuild their lives after being displaced by the new Tobago airport will be getting additional help. Chief Secretary Farley Augustine made the announcement on Monday as he noted many affected residents were not given sufficient compensation.
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Opposition Senator, Faris Al-Rawi during the debate on the Miscellaneous Provisions Alcohol, Cannabis, Dangerous Drugs, Gambling and Tobacco Bill, 2026 yesterday
OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENT
A particularly disturbing trend has emerged in recent years where cannabis and other substances are increasingly being presented in various edible forms, such as gummies, brownies, and cupcakes, appearing harmless or attractive to youths, creating new avenues through which children and adolescents may be exposed to dangerous substances, says Attorney General John Jeremie.
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Diego Martin North/East MP Colm Imbert speaks during the PNM media conference held at the Office of the Leader of the Opposition, Charles Street, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
Opposition MPs are accusing the Government of attempting to restructure the local government map to give the United National Congress (UNC) an advantage at the next local government election.
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EBC’s Chief Election Officer Fern Narcis
COURTESY EBC
The Elections and Boundaries Commission (EBC) says it has no role in determining or altering the boundaries of municipal corporations, as it confirmed it was not formally consulted on the Government’s proposal to establish three new boroughs.
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THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine
Tobago is expecting a record number of arrivals for this year’s October carnival with the T&T Spirit fast ferry back on the seabridge. The vessel returned to service yesterday and is scheduled to operate daily from October 28-30 and on November 2 and 3. The vessel adds an additional capacity of 8,000 passengers and 1,360 vehicles.
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St James resident Elouise Baptiste of Madras Street St James shows the discoloured water collected from the WASA pipeline supply to her home.
ROGER JACOB
Residents in several communities have complained of discoloured water and supply problems in recent days.
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Transport and Civil Aviation Minister, Eli Zakour speaks at the inaugural flight of Contour Airlines’ Trinidad and Tobago–Dominica service at Piarco International Airport on Monday night.
ANISTO ALVES
Transport and Civil Aviation Minister Eli Zakour says his ministry is working on initiatives to address traffic congestion but could not provide details of the plans.
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FILE: MV Golden Carrier at the Port of Scarborough.
STEPHON NICHOLAS
An electrical problem aboard the cargo vessel Golden Carrier caused panic among some passengers on Monday as it travelled from Port-of-Spain to Scarborough.
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Police are continuing their search for a Venezuelan woman who was abducted from her La Romaine home three days ago.
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Minister of Health Dr Lackram Bodoe
Minister of Health Dr Lackram Bodoe has lamented the lack of adequate medical equipment to effectively serve the public, noting that such challenges were one of several issues the Government is working to address, as he recalled instances where different clinics would have to share a device.
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Minister of Public Administration and Artificial Intelligence speaks with the media outside the Red House, Port-of-Spain yesterday.
ROGER JACOB
As the Municipal Corporations (Amendment) Bill 2026 is expected to be laid in the House of Representatives today, Government and Opposition Senators shared their views on the provisions contained in the proposal, with some arguing that it would allow communities to receive a higher quality of service, while others accused the Government of trying to redraw boundaries in their favour.
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