Housing Delivery: Minister Zane DeSilva told the House of Assembly that the next phase of Bermuda’s affordable housing plan will spend about $114.75m to deliver 229 residential units in roughly 18 months, with precast construction and a BLMC/BHC delivery framework. Public Safety: National Security Minister Michael Weeks commissioned four new Rosenbauer Panther airport crash tenders for LF Wade International Airport, replacing ageing vehicles after training and familiarisation. Government Property: Public Works Minister Jache Adams said Cabinet intends to buy the Compass Point Building (9 Bermudiana Road) for $14.5m to cut long-term rental costs and consolidate departments. Regional Politics & Costing: Home Affairs Minister Alexa Lightbourne clarified Caricom membership would cost about $278,790 annually for Bermuda (not the widely cited $2.28m maximum), as the Green Paper consultation ends Sunday. Digital Finance: Premier David Burt outlined planned legislation to let the Government accept stablecoin payments and hold certain public financial assets in digital form. Tourism Marketing: The Bermuda Tourism Authority launched “9 People 9 Parishes,” putting Bermudians front and centre in parish-by-parish videos. Tax Scrutiny: Bermuda was cited in a New York Times investigation into how multinationals use island-based subsidiaries to reduce taxes, with the Finance Ministry pushing back on “tax haven” characterisation. Finance Deal: Butterfield agreed to acquire CIBC Caribbean’s majority stake in a $1.794bn transaction, with no immediate operational changes promised.