Trinidad and Tobago captain Kevin Molino discusses his country's World Cup chances, playing for Dwight Yorke and the legacy of the 2006 team.

By D. Alissa Trotz Alissa Trotz teaches in Caribbean Studies and Women and Gender Studies at the University of Toronto This ...

Trinidad James does literally everything with style. Whether he is writing another hit song, curating a look for another stunning music video or collaborating on another ...

Pope Leo XIV's coat of arms is a shield divided into two parts, each carrying deep symbolic meaning. In the upper part, on a blue background, there is a white lily, symbolizing purity and Mary.

shows the Pope Leo XIV’s coat of arms. (Vatican Secretariat of State ... unity and communion are truly part of the charism of the Order of Saint Augustine, and also of my way of acting and ...

Persad-Bissessar, who served as prime minister between 2010-15 and had long lived under the shadow of late party leader Basdeo Panday, led the UNC to a sweeping victory on Monday night. The ...

The mayor emphasized that the coat of arms represents “part of the idiosyncrasy of Porreres, of its heritage and cultural identity.” Xisca Mora, mayor of Porreres, has admitted that the town ...

The coat of arms for Porreres, which dates back to 1370 ... such as the emblem of Porreres — an image that identifies us as a town and is part of our local culture," she added.

Part of the new brand features a simple logo that includes a palm tree alongside two birds, which bears a striking resemblance to the historical coat of arms held by Porres. The Spanish coat of ...

Meanwhile, writer Kevin Jared Hosein offered his own point of view: “A coat of arms is a story stitched from emblems. The ships are part of this particular one's story. The ships, the hills, it is why ...

He suggested it could be replaced with the hummingbird, which also exists in both islands (two hummingbirds are part of the ... of the pan on the coat of arms of Trinidad and Tobago.

that the alteration to the coats of arms, which has been used on official documents and seals and parts of which date back to the 12th century, made another kind of statement − a symbolic one.