Saturday, November 7, 2009 National news of Trinidad and Tobago
     Home
 TV6 News & Events
   - Exchange Rates
   - Share Prices
   - Mutual Funds
   - Directory
 Letters
Type:
Keyword:
- VI DailyNews
- Stabroek News
- Barbados Nation
- Voice of Barbados
- Jamaïca Observer
 One Caribbean Media
 Reach Caribbean
 Children's Fund
 Privacy Policy



Joy from one flag, rage for the other
In recent times, I have never felt more national pride than I did during the Cricket Champions League each time captain Daren Ganga was interviewed draped in our national flag. Cost of flag? $200. »
Was Works Ministry negligent at Macoya?
In many Western countries the standard road width is 12 feet for a single lane. In good highway practice however, certain embellishments are added for user comfort. These include roadway lighting, painted and reflective lines in the centre and at the curbs, reflective or solar powered road studs (cat’s eyes), Jersey barriers to separate traffic lanes, and some road surfaces on long stretches are even serrated to wake up sleepy drivers. »
Is this Hunt’s last stand at Stadium?
Would Sport Minister Gary Hunt please let us know why a private company can put up a giant-sized flag on a giant-sized pole at Macoya for under $150,000, yet his Sports Company required more than 13 times that amount to do the same job at the National Stadium, Portof Spain? »
  • A meeting for self-preservation
  • We love to wave: bring on the flags
  • This is the fuss...
  • Priorities wrong
  • How much do other feelings cost?
  • Squandermania, PNM-style
  • Checks and balances for the ’boss’
  • Set up foundation for sick children
  • PM mashing up the unity dance
  • Backward forever
  •  Home   News   Features   Opinion   Sports   Cartoon   Search   Woman 
     MIX   Classified   Business   Market   TV6   Privacy Policy   Advertising    
    Site designed and managed by CCN New Ventures. Managing Editor: Omatie Lyder, Head of TV News; Dominic Kalipersad, Copyright 2009 All rights reserved. Trinidad Express 35 Independence Sq, Port of Spain, Trinidad. Express newspaper and TV6 are subsidiaries of One Caribbean Media (www.onecaribbeanmedia.net)
    Powered by www.cpsgsoftware.com