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Massy eyes US$9.8M accounting loss from Caterpillar sale

James McLetchie was appointed as Massy Holdings president and group CEO on October 1, 2025, one year ago yesterday.

James McLetchie was appointed as Massy Holdings president and group CEO on October 1, 2025, one year ago yesterday.

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NEDCO chairman Ken Lakhan, left, NEDCO CEO Danny Maharaj, Canadian High Commissioner to Trinidad and Tobago Michael Ryan Callan and Alderman Viliana Ramoutarsingh, Minority Leader of San Fernando City Corporation, share a moment during the meet-and-greet aimed at strengthening trade, investment and business opportunities between Trinidad and Tobago and Canada at the Gulf View Community Centre on Tuesday.

NEDCO chairman Ken Lakhan, left, NEDCO CEO Danny Maharaj, Canadian High Commissioner to Trinidad and Tobago Michael Ryan Callan and Alderman Viliana Ramoutarsingh, Minority Leader of San Fernando City Corporation, share a moment during the meet-and-greet aimed at strengthening trade, investment and business opportunities between Trinidad and Tobago and Canada at the Gulf View Community Centre on Tuesday.

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James McLetchie was appointed as Massy Holdings president and group CEO on October 1, 2025, one year ago yesterday.

James McLetchie was appointed as Massy Holdings president and group CEO on October 1, 2025, one year ago yesterday.

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Key players on the Happy Birthday song, music video production assistants Bryan Collins, from left, Adrian Adams, Jynnyn Edwards, lead actress and media personality, singer and lead actor Stephen Marcelle, music video producer Randy Williams, and Teressa George , manager of Carnival City at the launch.

Key players on the Happy Birthday song, music video production assistants Bryan Collins, from left, Adrian Adams, Jynnyn Edwards, lead actress and media personality, singer and lead actor Stephen Marcelle, music video producer Randy Williams, and Teressa George , manager of Carnival City at the launch.

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Key players on the Happy Birthday song, music video production assistants Bryan Collins, from left, Adrian Adams, Jynnyn Edwards, lead actress and media personality, singer and lead actor Stephen Marcelle, music video producer Randy Williams, and Teressa George , manager of Carnival City at the launch.

Key players on the Happy Birthday song, music video production assistants Bryan Collins, from left, Adrian Adams, Jynnyn Edwards, lead actress and media personality, singer and lead actor Stephen Marcelle, music video producer Randy Williams, and Teressa George , manager of Carnival City at the launch.

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Linda McCartha, “Calypso Rose” Monica Sandy-Lewis, the first woman to win the Road March in 1977 with “Gimme More Tempo”, is seen during an interview at the Brixx Hotel, St Ann’s, yesterday.

Linda McCartha, “Calypso Rose” Monica Sandy-Lewis, the first woman to win the Road March in 1977 with “Gimme More Tempo”, is seen during an interview at the Brixx Hotel, St Ann’s, yesterday.

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Curacao hands T&T 3rd Nations League defeat

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Trinidad and Tobago’s Dantaye Gilbert, left, dribbles past Dominican Republic’s Luiyi de Lucas during the Concacaf Nations League match at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, Port-of-Spain, on Sunday. T&T fell to a 2-1 defeat. Yesterday, the Soca Warriors met Curacao and suffered another defeat, 1-0.

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Khadija Shaw’s goal earned Manchester City a draw with Real Madrid in the Women’s Champions League.

Khadija Shaw’s goal earned Manchester City a draw with Real Madrid in the Women’s Champions League.

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Court orders TTPS to make major payout to Rio Claro family of five over ‘fabricated’ marijuana charges

Justice Robin Mohammed

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The State has been or­dered to pay more than $1 mil­lion to a Rio Claro Hin­du pun­dit, his wife and their three chil­dren af­ter they suc­cess­ful­ly sued for ma­li­cious pros­e­cu­tion, claim­ing po­lice fab­ri­cat­ed mar­i­jua­na charges against them.

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Mas­quer­aders hop­ing to chip through the streets with Jade Mon­key Car­ni­val dur­ing To­ba­go Car­ni­val 2026 will have to ad­just their plans. In a press re­lease, band leader Seon An­tho­ny an­nounced that the or­gan­i­sa­tion has made the dif­fi­cult de­ci­sion to can­cel its planned J’ou­vert pre­sen­ta­tion, ti­tled “Rise of the Em­pire”.

Scouts recycle 100,000 bottles into park benches

The Scout As­so­ci­a­tion of Trinidad and To­ba­go has trans­formed near­ly 100,000 dis­card­ed plas­tic bot­tles in­to ten park bench­es in­stalled in pub­lic spaces across north-west Trinidad.

CADV calls for urgent action to address domestic violence

The Coali­tion Against Do­mes­tic Vi­o­lence (CADV) is call­ing for ur­gent im­prove­ments to the coun­try’s re­sponse to do­mes­tic vi­o­lence, warn­ing that gaps in the jus­tice sys­tem and vic­tim sup­port ser­vices con­tin­ue to put women and chil­dren at risk.

FILE: A Caribbean Airlines aircraft at the international passenger terminal in Piarco International Airport, Piarco.

FILE: A Caribbean Airlines aircraft at the international passenger terminal in Piarco International Airport, Piarco.

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CAL launches Tobago-Toronto flights; resumes Caracas service

Caribbean Air­lines is ex­pand­ing its re­gion­al and in­ter­na­tion­al net­work with the in­tro­duc­tion of di­rect flights be­tween To­ba­go and Toron­to, the re­sump­tion of com­mer­cial pas­sen­ger ser­vices to Cara­cas, Venezuela, and char­ter flights to Pana­ma.

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EWMSC to open chemotherapy unit before year-end

Can­cer pa­tients re­ceiv­ing on­co­log­i­cal care at the Er­ic Williams Med­ical Sci­ences Com­plex (EWM­SC) will soon be able to ac­cess chemother­a­py treat­ment at the in­sti­tu­tion, with a med­ical on­col­o­gy unit ex­pect­ed to open be­fore the end of the year.

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Key players on the Happy Birthday song, music video production assistants Bryan Collins, from left, Adrian Adams, Jynnyn Edwards, lead actress and media personality, singer and lead actor Stephen Marcelle, music video producer Randy Williams, and Teressa George , manager of Carnival City at the launch.

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An ode to women, and to how they ought to be treat­ed by their sig­nif­i­cant oth­ers, can be heard in en­ter­tain­er Stephen Mar­celle’s sul­try vo­cals, David “Nyce­Na­tion” Pareira’s pen and Randy Williams’ vi­su­als. To­geth­er they have pro­duced Hap­py Birth­day, a lo­cal birth­day song for our ladies.

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