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16 May: Fatal Boating Incident at Canaries Bay.

Police Marine Unit Investigates Fatal Boating Incident at Canaries Bay. On Tuesday May 3, 2025, about 1:49 p.m. the Police Marine Unit responded to a
fatal collision involving a vessel and diver, off Canaries. On arrival, an investigation
into the circumstances surrounding the incident was launched.
The victim was assessed and pronounced dead on the scene by a medical practitioner.
He has been formally identified as Nelson James of Anse La Raye. A post-mortem
examination of the deceased is scheduled for a later date.

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By Mirror Staff Busienss City Politics

14 May: Saint Lucian Judge in Grenada Suspended Following Assault Charge Involving Weapon

The Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (ECSC) has confirmed the temporary suspension of a Saint Lucian judge serving in Grenada, following his recent criminal charge for assault involving a weapon.

Justice Shawn Innocent, who was presiding over criminal matters in the Grenadian judiciary, was formally charged on April 28 with assault with a deadly instrument—a serious offence classified under Section 176(e) of Grenada’s Criminal Code. The nature of the alleged incident has not been made public at this time.

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By Mirror Staff Busienss City News Magazine Politics

13 May: Ti Morne Community Shaken After Fatal Stabbing Claims Local Resident.

A quiet Sunday afternoon in Ti Morne, Union, was disrupted by a tragic act of violence that left one man dead and an entire community in shock. At approximately 5:40 p.m. on May 11, 2025, the Babonneau Police Station received a report of a stabbing in the Ti Morne area. Officers responded immediately and arrived at the scene shortly afterward to investigate the incident.

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By Mirror Staff Busienss News Magazine Politics

08 Apr: Saint Lucia Soars in Popularity as Top Summer Destination for American Tourists

Saint Lucia has officially earned a spot among the hottest summer travel picks for Americans, ranking third on Google Flights’ list of trending international destinations for 2025.

According to Google’s data, which tracks travel interest between June 1 and August 31, Saint Lucia has seen a significant surge in flight searches from U.S. travellers planning their summer getaways.

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By Mirror Staff Busienss News Magazine Politics

07 Apr: Former SLASPA Worker Sentenced for Role in Lexus Customs Scam.

A former employee of the Saint Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority (SLASPA) has been handed a suspended sentence after being found guilty of his involvement in a customs fraud scheme involving the unlawful release of a luxury vehicle.

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By Mirror Staff Busienss News Magazine Politics

31 Mar: Port Operations Resume Normalcy After Temporary Disruptions.

The Saint Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority (SLASPA) has announced the full restoration of port operations, following a period of temporary adjustments that had affected service delivery. In a statement released on Monday, SLASPA informed the public and its clientele that all port services, including cargo handling and shed operations, have returned to normal capacity. The authority expressed gratitude for the patience and cooperation exhibited by stakeholders during the recent disruptions.

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By Mirror Staff Politics

25 Feb: Delays Continue for Vieux-Fort Police Station Reopening

Police officers assigned to the Vieux-Fort Police Station face ongoing delays in returning to their primary facility, which has remained closed since November 2019 due to significant health and structural concerns, including mold infestation.

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By Mirror Staff Politics

24 Feb: Saint Lucia Concludes 46th Independence Festivities with Vibrant Celebrations

Castries, Saint Lucia – The island nation of Saint Lucia culminated its 46th Independence anniversary with a series of dynamic events, highlighting the rich cultural tapestry and national pride that define this Caribbean gem.

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By Mirror Staff Politics

07 Feb: Saint Lucia Initiates Comprehensive Review of Financial Security Measures

Castries, Saint Lucia – In a decisive move to bolster its financial security, Saint Lucia has announced plans to conduct a National Risk Assessment (NRA) in 2025. This initiative aims to scrutinize and enhance the nation’s frameworks for Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Counter-Financing of Terrorism (CFT), and Counter-Proliferation Financing (CPF). The assessment will provide a detailed evaluation of the current financial landscape and measure the progress achieved since the previous review.

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