Officials from the Division of Lands and Surveys, in addition to Police Officers and State Prisoners began demolishing houses in Canefield East that were built on Government land illegally. ...

President of the Dominica Bar Association Wynante Adrien-Roberts says that the Bar will stand by its decision to nominate Henry “Babs” Dyer to the Integrity in Public Office (IPO) Commission. ...

Speaker of the House of Assembly Alix-Boyd Knights, who is an advocate for rights for women and children issues says, the statement made by leader of the United Workers Party, Lennox Linton accusing Government ministers of prostituting young women for public assistance should be condemned. ...

Dominicans are being urged to take advantage of this year’s Law Week activities as it will benefit the population significantly. ...

Local media personnel are now better equipped to deal with matters as they relate to reporting on volcanoes and dealing with natural disasters. ...

Dr. Collin McIntyre, Minister of Employment, Trade, Industry & Diaspora Affairs says there is no need to express concern about the National Employment Programme (NEP), as it is successful thus far. ...

A Salisbury man has been remanded and is expected to post $20,000 dollars bail as soon as he can present the Court with a suitable surety. ...

Dominican, jazz, fusion singer Michele Henderson is the winner of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) song competition, and her winning entry “Celebrating CARICOM” is now the regional body’s official anthem. ...

The general public is being advised that effective Monday June 2, 2014, the Roseau Health Centre will now be opened from 8: 00 am to 7:00 pm Monday to Friday. ...

308 young persons from various communities island-wide are now better equipped, following the successful completion of various skills training programmes organized by the Youth Development Division. ...