In the headlines: Prime Minister, Hon. Philip J. Pierre meets with CARICOM Heads of Government and; celebratory activities over the weekend bring the curtains down for Saint Lucia's 47th Independence Anniversary.

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In a decisive move to curb mosquito-borne illnesses, the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Nutrition, through its Environmental Health Division, mobilized residents and Environmental Health Officers in Au Leon, Dennery on Saturday, February 14, for a targeted community clean-up aimed at eliminating vector breeding sites and reducing public health risks.

In the headlines: Government of Saint Lucia opens the Gros Islet Police Divisional Headquarters and, a new emergency department at the Dr. Winston Parris Medical Complex forecasted for completion in 2026.

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In the headlines: The Prime Minister confirms loss of lives from an unspecified attack on a fishing vessel and the Bananes Bay project site to be handed over to Global Ports Holding.

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The Ministry of Equity, Labour, Gender, Elderly Affairs, Social Justice and Consumer Welfare has underscored the significance of the recent strategic meeting between Minister Hon. Emma Hippolyte and members of the Labour Tribunal, describing the engagement as a pivotal step towards strengthening labour justice and improving service delivery to workers and employers across Saint Lucia.

The high-level meeting, held on February 12, 2026 and attended by Labour Tribunal Chairperson Mrs. Petra Jeffery-Nelson, Tribunal members, and Permanent Secretary in the Department of Labour Mrs. Sheila Imbert, was deliberately structured as a working session focused on understanding operational challenges, case management constraints, and areas requiring institutional support.

In the headlines: The Caregivers programme to expand to meet growing demands and, the Minister of Health calls for a shift in behavior over rising deaths from non-communicable diseases.

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The Central Statistical Office (CSO) is strengthening public access to national statistics with the rollout of an upgraded Redatam platform, giving users dynamic, real-time access to census and survey microdata.