St. Lucia Times

Saint Lucia’s geothermal exploration is moving forward, with work now taking place in several communities as the government tries to determine whether the island can eventually generate electricity from heat beneath the ground.

Labour Minister Emma Hippolyte recently travelled to Canada as part of a government effort to get a clearer picture of how Saint Lucia’s participation in the Canada Farm Labour Programme is working on the ground.

Prime Minister Philip J.

Lester Francois, a retired warrant officer class one in the British Army, received the Veteran of the Year award last week at the Leavers to Leaders (LTL) Awards.

The reaction of Saint Lucians to the song that won the Dennery Segment Song of the Year award at the recent Caribbean Music Awards was somewhat predictable.

Water trucking operators who transport water for resale in Saint Lucia must obtain a licence from the National Utilities Regulatory Commission (NURC).

Saint Lucia’s senior national men’s football team earned a second handsome win in the Concacaf Nations League, and their first clean sheet, dropping Guadeloupe 3-0 at the Wildey Astroturf on Friday in Barbados.

Motorists are being urged to exercise greater caution on Saint Lucia’s roads this Thanksgiving weekend amid continuing concerns over road fatalities, serious collisions and unsafe driving practices.

The local cricketing fraternity is mourning the sudden death of Alvinaus “Mushy” Simon, who passed away in his sleep on Friday morning.

Seven years after she was convicted of murdering Saint Lucian Botham Jean inside his Dallas apartment, former police officer Amber Guyger has been granted parole.

Kwéyòl Heritage Month 2026 (Mwa Ewitaj Kwéyòl) was officially launched on Wednesday at the Laborie Market in Laborie, marking the beginning of a month-long celebration of Saint Lucia’s Kwéyòl language, culture and heritage.

With three points in the bag after the first half of the September-October FIFA international window, the senior Saint Lucia national men’s football team is in Barbados, aiming for nothing less than back-to-back wins over Guadeloupe.

A new team has taken the reins of the Correctional Service Welfare Association (CSWA), with members electing an Executive Committee that will represent them for the next three years.

The Green Movement has launched its “Let’s Move Together” Community Clean-Up Initiative, following its first exercise in La Feuille, Monchy, where a six-member team encountered roadside litter, discarded household items and other debris.

Women’s football in Saint Lucia is coming into sharper focus, on the pitch and off.

By Keithlin Caroo-Afrifa A hurricane has a name.

A group of seven Saint Lucians completed a trek up Mount Kilimanjaro as part of a trip to Tanzania last month.

The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) is making internal discipline a top priority and is asking people with unresolved disciplinary complaints to contact the Discipline Unit.

The West Indies have fallen to India yet again, despite a remarkable batting display in the second ODI.

A man has been charged with the murder of Venus “Toho” Joseph, more than a year after his charred remains were discovered in a burnt vehicle at Cannelles, Vieux Fort.

On Monday night at the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground, Saint Lucia saw a new football star emerge.

Saint Lucia’s new cruise season is approaching, but some key upgrades for arriving passengers will not be ready when it begins.

Saint Lucia is heading into the upcoming winter tourism season with more flights and seats from some of its biggest visitor markets, led by expanded service from the United States and a sharp increase in Canadian capacity.

Tier 1 of the Saint Lucia Semi-Professional Football League (SPFL) saw a low-scoring weekend, with just three goals in four matches at Soufrière Stadium.

After last weekend’s quarterfinals, the semifinals for the Saint Lucia National Cricket Association men’s Super 50 tournament are confirmed.

For some Saint Lucians, a new review of the Public Assistance Programme (PAP) could mean continuing to receive much-needed support.

Fifteen years after the death of The Mighty Pe’lay, the legendary Saint Lucian calypsonian, the new Calypso Review Committee (CRC) honoured him with a special exhibition and ceremony at Constitution Park in Castries on Monday.