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February 04, 2011
Launch of medicine research centre to top BPC/PAHO workshop agenda

THE feasibility of establishing a "pharmacovigilance" centre in the Bahamas to vet prescribed medications will headline a major pharmacy lecture and workshop scheduled for New Providence.

Hosted by the Bahamas Pharmacy Council (BPC), in conjunction with the Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO) and the Ministry of Health, the lecture will take place on Tuesday, February 8, while the workshop wi...

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June 03, 2009
TSA?s 'Secure Flight' enters the first phase

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that on May 15 the Secure Flight passenger vetting program went into effect.

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September 12, 2022
Pet Food Institute: don’t give a dog a bone

In the minds of many, dogs and bones just belong together. Their compatibility has been entrenched in the likes of nursery rhymes and Saturday morning cartoons. But contrary to those long-held beliefs, cooked bones can present serious health complications for dogs and cats.

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September 07, 2022
Pet Food Institute: don’t give a dog a bone

In the minds of many, dogs and bones just belong together. Their compatibility has been entrenched in the likes of nursery rhymes and Saturday morning cartoons. But contrary to those long-held beliefs, cooked bones can present serious health complications for dogs and cats.

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August 09, 2022
Beneath the Waves’ summer camp inspires young Bahamians to become stewards of the environment

While the waters near Great Exuma are renowned for their unmatched beauty, last weekend, more than 40 students spent a day with Beneath the Waves learning the deeper value of the marine ecosystems that surround their islands and act as a bedrock for the Bahamian economy and way of life.

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July 22, 2022
Pet Food Institute warns hotter temps increase danger of heartworm, urges aggressive mosquito control

Those record-breaking temps driving folks to beaches, pools and open fountains to cool off aren’t just impacting people – they’re posing a danger to pets by ramping up the spread and speed of heartworm infection.

Now the Pet Food Institute (PFI), a trade association dedicated to helping dogs and cats live long and healthy lives, says what many pet owners fail to realize is that sweltering...

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July 07, 2022
'We must have independent body to probe corruption'

A GOVERNANCE reformer yesterday echoed calls for the establishment of an independent body to vet matters of alleged corruption as the Michelle Reckley case has failed to be heard in the courts.

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July 05, 2022
Pet Food Institute and BAARK support Dannottage Estates Neighborhood Association's "Love Your Pet Day"

On a hot and breezy summer day in Nassau, Bahamas pet care groups partnered with a community to make the lives of pets and those who call them their best friends a little bit better. The event in the park was organized by the Dannottage Estates Neighbourhood Association.

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April 15, 2020
Simplified Lending 'Business grateful for quick accelerator loans, some brought to tears'

Pantry says program saving businesses every day...It is extraordinary to see traditionally successful businesspeople cry because they secured a loan to help pay staff. But these are extraordinary times and for one lender participating in the government’s public-private sector loan program...

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June 07, 2022
Humane Society opens animal clinic two-plus years after Dorian

More than two years after Hurricane Dorian, Humane Society of Grand Bahama (HSGB) veterinarian Dr. De'Yanze Hanna and his assistants were finally able to return to a spacious, fully functional, $160,000 clinic to treat their furry patients.

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May 08, 2022
Bank Supports Bahamas Humane Society’s Year-Round Kindness

Around the world, individuals and organizations recently observed a theme that the Bahamas Humane Society (BHS) personifies every day. From the first to the seventh of this month, during 'Be Kind to Animals' week, persons were given an extra nudge to acknowledge and appreciate efforts made to ensure animal safety.

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March 14, 2022
Bahamian software company develops custom COVID-19 testing portal for Doctors Hospital

On March 3, Doctors Hospital launched their new COVID-19 Testing Portal, a custom app designed by Bahamian software development firm Plato Alpha. The new portal centralizes test scheduling, payment, and patient history in one seamless platform.

"This new software will help us increase efficiencies by automating many of our back-office operational tasks," said Doctors Hospital Results Manager Sh...

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November 01, 2021
1st Annual Potcake Golf Tourney Announced, Goal to raise $100,000 for BAARK

A small group of avid golfers is taking a swing at combining their love of the sport with their respect for animals – they’ve announced the first annual Potcake Golf Tournament.

“Our goal is ambitious for a tournament that has never been held before, but we aim to raise $100,000 to assist BAARK with its tireless and important work protecting and controlling the dog and cat population,”...

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October 27, 2021
1st Annual Potcake Golf Tourney Announced, Goal to raise $100,000 for BAARK

A small group of avid golfers is taking a swing at combining their love of the sport with their respect for animals – they’ve announced the first annual Potcake Golf Tournament.

“Our goal is ambitious for a tournament that has never been held before, but we aim to raise $100,000 to assist BAARK with its tireless and important work protecting and controlling the dog and cat population,”...

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September 24, 2021
Weight Gain Impacts People and Pets, Too

If you found yourself gaining some extra weight over the past year and a half, it’s possible you aren’t alone! Experts say those long days of alternating COVID lockdowns and restrictions kept us at home could also impact our pets.

Veterinarians are reporting an increase in animal obesity. According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, an estimated 60% of cats and 56% of dogs in t...

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September 01, 2021
'Pass bill so candidates can be properly scrutinised'

A governance reformer has said the Integrity Commission Bill should be passed to allow for an independent body to be able to scrutinise and vet the disclosures of election candidates.

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April 06, 2011
Support the Humane Society of GB Puppy Lift

Dear Supporters of the Humane Society of Grand Bahama,

In 2011 we've had a vet at the shelter - Dr. Dawn Gibbs started with
us in February and it's going great.  In addition to having better and
more immediate medical care for our shelter animals, we believe we will
ultimately be able to do more spay/neuter and also bring in badly needed
revenue for the shelter but of course&nb...

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February 12, 2018
Department of Labour implements new process for registration of industrial agreements and compliance of Trade Unions in The Bahams

Effective January 2018, The Bahamas Department of Labour has introduced a new process for the registration of Industrial Agreements. The Director of Labour...

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May 03, 2021
D'Aguilar: Fake vaccination cards are a concern

TOURISM Minister Dionisio D'Aguilar says officials will have to determine what sort of mechanism will be needed to ensure visitors are not using false vaccination cards when applying for travel health visas.

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January 26, 2015
Students learn that happy pets are healthy pets

NASSAU, Bahamas -- "It's up to you guys to make sure your pets are well taken care of."
This was the overarching message Dr. Bridgette Johnson, President of the Bahamas Veterinary Association, delivered to years four, five, and six students at St. Andrews School on January 21.
Dr. Johnson's presentation, 'Caring for Our Pets', is part of a campaign by Washington, DC-based Pet Food Institute to inc...

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May 20, 2019
All Female Fishing ‘BABES’ To Raise Money For Rotary

The Bones Babes, an all Bahamian female fishing team, are preparing to head back on the boat for the 2019 Harbourside Marine, Tuna Classic. This year, they plan to fish while raising money for a great cause and showing the guys that they can fish too!

The 2019 Tuna Classic, a fundraiser for the Bahamas East Rotary Club, will be held over two days, May 24th and 25th. With six weigh in stations ...

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BHS Coronavirus Crisis
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March 31, 2020
BHS Coronavirus Crisis

The Bahamas Humane Society is a charity, Nassau’s oldest. We have been in our Chippingham location since 1947, tending to the dogs and cats and donkeys and chickens and turtles and more in our care. As a charity, we rely on our veterinary clinic, our Thrift Shop, our fundraisers, and donations from people like you...

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November 07, 2019
First Zoo Birth for Bahamas’ Only Native Land Mammal

Ardastra is celebrating the births of two hutias, the first babies of their kind to be born at the Zoo and Conservation Centre.

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September 13, 2010
Stadium pumps 7m into local economy

By CHESTER ROBARDS

Business Reporter

crobards@tribunemedia.net

IN LESS than 14 months since the construction start, the National Stadium has pumped $7 million into Bahamian businesses, its project manager told Tribune Business yesterday, as the Government readies to meet with sports federation heads this weekend to vet legislation that would pave the way for the facility's public/private manage...

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October 09, 2019
Second House of Assembly Communication on Hurricane Dorian by Prime Minister Minnis

Following my first communication to the House last week in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, I rise to offer a second communication on response and recovery efforts. I will provide further details and information to the House next week as additional information and reporting is made by government ministries and agencies.

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July 03, 2014
Minnis raises questions on Miller BEC payment

Opposition Leader Dr. Hubert Minnis yesterday asked whether a $100,000 cash payment made by Mario's Bowling and Family Entertainment Palace's to pay off an outstanding electricity bill was reported to the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU).
Bahamas Electricity Corporation (BEC) Executive Chairman Leslie Miller and one of his family-owned businesses (Mario's) collectively owed the corporation nearly...

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August 22, 2019
Pet Food Institute Goes to Summer Camp

Bahamas Humane Society summer camp attendees get a lesson on what not to feed Fido...

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August 20, 2019
AID Clay Court Championships continue at Gym Tennis Club

The first week of the 27th Annual AID Clay Court Tennis Championships is now completed, and three divisional champions having been determined. The championships are ongoing over at the Gym Tennis Club in Winton Meadows...

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August 12, 2019
Ardastra Impacts US Teens Through Broadreach

It was an unlikely classroom for middle and high school students from the US, but within the lush, tropical gardens of Ardastra – The Bahamas’ only zoo and conservation centre American teens discovered whether their true life’s calling is to provide care for animals.

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