AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEU Outer Regions Strategy: The European Commission has unveiled a new strategic vision for outermost regions including Martinique, aiming to adapt EU rules to local realities and boost resilience, competitiveness, education access, and social inclusion. Local Education & Culture: A school named after Dalhousie University in Winnipeg changed its name to cut ties with a pro-slavery legacy, reflecting student-led learning about racism and history. Festival Leadership Spotlight: Christine Georgantas, now Director of Exhibits (and events) at the Festival of Arts, shares how she stepped up after assistant departures—turning family inspiration into long-term cultural work. Community & Language Learning: Barbados’ education minister encouraged students to embrace bilingualism (English and Spanish), framing language as a way to widen opportunities. Water Disruption Watch: Some areas of St Michael, St George, and Christ Church face no water or low pressure due to work at the Ionics Desalination Plant. Sports & Lifestyle: The Saint Lucia International Billfish Tournament was launched with hopes of a record turnout as registrations climb toward pre-pandemic levels.
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