Economy Update: Economy and Labour Minister Jason Hayward says Bermuda’s GDP expanded for a second straight quarter in Q4 2025, with real GDP edging up after inflation and consumer spending rising year-over-year, even as the number of registered businesses fell. Non-profit Pay Guardrails: The Non-Profit Alliance of Bermuda says many charities run lean staffing and face pay gaps versus the public sector, and it’s rolling out a toolkit to guide fair, transparent salary decisions. Third-Sector Pay: The toolkit highlights lower pay for roles like clinic directors, social workers and counsellors, alongside concerns about recruitment and retention. Hurricane Outlook: NOAA forecasts a below-average 2026 Atlantic hurricane season but warns that one major storm can still hit. Public Park for Annie’s Bay: St David’s Island Historical Society plans an Annie’s Bay Memorial Park after securing BLMC permission and support for a conservation plan. Theatre Boycott Commemoration: Specialty Cinema and Imagine Bermuda will mark the 1959 Theatre Boycott with a free documentary screening and school performances. Camp Connect Fix: Government says the Camp Connect lottery was re-run after placement issues affected 232 children, aiming to restore fairness. Digital Skills Boost: Bermuda College and Google are offering 500 residents free online training scholarships through 2027. Police TV Returns: BBC’s Policing Paradise is back for a second series, following Bermuda Police Service work on land and at sea. Business Appointments: The Fidelis Partnership appoints Alex Rossiter and expands Greg Bowman’s ceded reinsurance analytics role. Finance & Payments: CIBC Caribbean rolls out Google Wallet support across several regional markets. Sports: Bermuda’s Daley siblings qualify for the Commonwealth Games, and a youth football camp led by English FA coach Graham Mills runs June 13-15.