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The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.
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Illegal immigrants and sheep intercepted in Chaguaramas
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (235+ words) The Coastal and Air Support Unit (CASU) intercepted the group around 12:30 am while officers were conducting mobile patrols along Macqueripe Road. Police said the group comprised…...
Teachers start receiving $900M backpay
17+ hour, 17+ min ago (861+ words) Some teachers across the country have started to receive the long-awaited $900 million in backpay. The Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers’ Association (TTUTA) said yester…...
New books set record straight on Alzheimer's
19+ hour, 16+ min ago (225+ words) When Dr Caron Leid was a young adult, even as a mother enjoying and admiring her mother’s strong, focused and well-learned mind, never did she envisage a time would come…...
Giving ‘Lost in Trinbago’ life beyond Carnival
18+ hour, 43+ min ago (862+ words) On Independence Day, the music video for Lost in Trinbago premiered on YouTube, almost a year after the song, produced by Sherman de Vries and DJ Private Ryan…...
Residents urged to protect Palmiste Park fruit trees
17+ hour, 20+ min ago (752+ words) Penal-Debe Regional Corporation chairman Gowtam Maharaj is urging residents to help protect newly planted fruit trees at Palmiste Park, following the theft of…...
The Teacher’s Show: Where education and art collide
19+ hour, 10+ min ago (468+ words) As teachers make their way back to the classrooms for a new academic year, one artist is making sure that some of his fellow artists who are or were teachers are…...
Mollineau beaten in last-32 of Youth Americas table tennis
19+ hour, 10+ min ago (532+ words) FILE - Mateo Mollineau Trinidad and Tobago’s Mateo Mollineau was beaten in his round-of-32 match in the cadet boys singles of the International Table Tennis Federation (IT…...
School violence—A shared responsibility approach
18+ hour, 18+ min ago (302+ words) This is sound and timely advice. The Prime Minister also stressed that parenting is the responsibility of families, not the State, and “if students refuse…...
Six people arrested by police; marijuana and air rifle seized in Santa Flora
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (413+ words) Six people were arrested and marijuana and an air rifle were seized during an anti crime operation in the Siparia, Santa Flora and Erin districts…...
Belle Vue resident raises gang violence fears
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (461+ words) Head of the Western Division Snr Supt Sylvester Williams, left, alongside ASP Ian Sylvan and Insp Joel Grant listen to concerns from residents during a police town hall meeting at the Dibe/ Belle Vue Community Centre, on Wednesday night. A…...