AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation & Workforce: A $200,000 Chubb Charitable Foundation Bermuda grant has strengthened Bermuda College’s technical programmes, funding upgrades for Motor Vehicle Technology, Plumbing, Electrical Wiring and HVAC, plus new tools and safer learning spaces. Labour Rights: Bermuda’s Director of Labour Gabrielle Cann and Bermuda Trade Union Congress president Dean Smith attended the International Labour Conference in Geneva, helping shape a new global standard for decent work in the platform economy. Culture & Community: Alliance Française des Bermudes is set to celebrate Bastille Day on July 14 with French food, live music and dancing featuring Tête à Tête. Arts: Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art added five new works to its permanent collection, including pieces by John Hartman and Janet Fish. Public Life & Policy: Bermuda’s Senate president Joan Dillas-Wright plans meetings this week after an independent senator raised concerns about feeling “frustrated” and “obstructed” in her role. Road Safety: The Bermuda Road Safety Council is rolling out a five-year, evidence-based strategy aimed at cutting collisions, injuries and fatalities. LGBTQ+ Pride: The 2026 Bermuda Pride Parade, themed “Deep Roots,” drew hundreds for a weekend of music, performances and a march for equality and freedom.
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