Students learn maritime history Savannah Primary School students got a lesson in Cayman maritime history on Tuesday. A visit to the Seafarers Association building   >> read more

Legal aid issue left hanging

Cayman Islands lawmakers recently approved almost $1 million more in this year’s budget to support legal aid services   >> read more

Nominations open for awards

Nominations are now being accepting for the 15th Annual National Arts and Culture Awards.   >> read more

Drive–a–thon set for Saturday

Streetskills is celebrating its second birthday with a drive–a–thon this Saturday.   >> read more

Candlelight vigil set

The Cayman Islands Cancer Society will be holding its annual Candlelight Vigil on Thursday, 22 May at Dart Park in South Sound at 6:30pm.   >> read more

Bush: I told you so

Leader of Opposition McKeeva Bush said last week he has been warning the government for two years about its spending plans.   >> read more

Fuel costs hit CAL hard

Cayman Airways will spend 35 per cent more than it anticipated this year to provide flights to its various travel destinations.   >> read more

A blooming wonderful exhibit

The Blue Iguana Recovery Fund is to benefit from the auction of endemic orchids from the Cayman Islands at the Chelsea Flower Show.   >> read more

Boatswain’s Beach losses mount

The Cayman Islands government will be forced to cover nearly $8.6 million in operating losses for the struggling Boatswain’s Beach facility in West Bay   >> read more

Loyalty no longer at issue

A controversial provision within the Cayman Islands’ Legal Practitioners Bill that referred to "disloyalty to the islands" has quietly been removed   >> read more

CI Constitution Articles

Caymanian Compass articles relating to the development of our island’s constitution   >> read more