AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBermuda Right to Know Day: The Information Commissioner’s Office marked UNESCO’s International Day for Universal Access to Information with a focus on getting reliable public facts in the digital age, urging people to use Bermuda’s PATI rights to cut through viral rumours and misinformation. Local Health Tech: Bermuda Healthcare Services hosted a community open house to showcase its new Siemens MAGNETOM Flow.Neo MRI system, highlighting AI-assisted imaging and a more patient-focused scan experience. Youth Science Pipeline: Berkeley Institute senior Tsana Fisher is building a student-led cardiovascular quantum biology programme, aiming to bring advanced biomedical research topics to Bermudian students earlier. Workforce Pressure Point: A commentary by Robert King questions whether Bermuda’s employment system is delivering enough filled jobs for Bermudians, citing a gap between total job growth and Bermudian hiring. Public Data & Money Management: An Auditor General review found government accounts receivable rose from $405m (2023) to $482m (2025), raising financial risk from ageing unpaid debts. Energy Transition Skills: D’Angele Symonds received a $20,000 energy bursary for a master’s in engineering geology, supporting Bermuda’s sustainability and resilience goals. Animal-Assisted Therapy: SPCA’s TheraTails programme added experienced psychologists to expand support for trauma, anxiety and emotional regulation through structured animal-assisted sessions.
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