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A model in a Designs by Sade Ellis ensemble from the collection “Noir et Blanc” strikes a pose inside the Holy Trinity Cathedral during the StyleWeek 2019 fashion show on Saturday.
A model in a Designs by Sade Ellis ensemble from the collection “Noir et Blanc” strikes a pose inside the Holy Trinity Cathedral during the StyleWeek 2019 fashion show on Saturday.

Trinidad: Anglican Dean says she tried to stop the swinsuit models

(Trinidad Guardian) Dean and Rec­tor at the Holy Trin­i­ty Cathe­dral, Rev­erend Shel­ley Ann Tenia said she was dis­ap­point­ed that the ac­tion of one de­sign­er taint­ed the pub­lic’s view of an event meant to help with the restora­tion of the Port-of-Spain church.

A model in an outfit from the Pulchritude collection, The Blood, strikes a pose during the fashion show at the Holy Trinity Cathedral.
A model in an outfit from the Pulchritude collection, The Blood, strikes a pose during the fashion show at the Holy Trinity Cathedral.

Trinidad: Swimsuit models in Holy Trinity Cathedral causes uproar

(Trinidad Guardian) Pho­tographs of mod­els in bathing suits walk­ing down the aisle of the Holy Trin­i­ty Cathe­dral went vi­ral on so­cial me­dia yes­ter­day as peo­ple ques­tioned the ap­pro­pri­ate­ness of the sit­u­a­tion.

Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and Darryl Smith
Abraham-Diaz

Probe team claims cover up in former T&T minister’s sex harassment case

(Trinidad Guardian) Cov­er up! That is one of the ma­jor find­ings of the re­port of a com­mit­tee set up by Prime Min­is­ter Dr Kei­th Row­ley to in­ves­ti­gate the cir­cum­stances sur­round­ing the dis­missal and pay­ment of $150,000 to a for­mer em­ploy­ee of the Min­istry of Sport and Youth Af­fairs, af­ter she al­leged that she was sex­u­al­ly ha­rassed by the for­mer min­is­ter Dar­ryl Smith.

One of the closed stations in Chaguanas

Trinidad: 21 Unipet gas stations close in protest over profit margin

 (Trinidad Guardian) Thou­sands of dri­vers were af­fect­ed yes­ter­day as Unipet’s 21 ser­vice sta­tions across the coun­try re­mained closed when deal­ers sought to send a mes­sage to the Gov­ern­ment that the prof­its they were mak­ing were way too low for them to con­sid­er stay­ing in busi­ness.

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