AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEnergy & Regulation: Pelican Energy TCI says it has applied to extend its public supplier’s licence for Grand Turk and Salt Cay under the Electricity Act, with the statutory review underway as the company pushes for long-term energy security, investment and system modernization. Healthcare Continuity: Government says the InterHealth Canada hospital arrangement is ending, but a transition committee and interim steps (staffing, repairs, supplies and financing) are meant to keep clinical care uninterrupted while successor arrangements are developed. Economic Outlook: The 2026–2027 Throne Speech projects about 2.5% growth for TCI in 2026, with tourism moderating, costs rising and fuel-import exposure keeping the territory sensitive to global price shocks. Business & Trade: Registration is open for two November events—Made in TCI 2026 and the inaugural Grand Turk Trade Expo—aimed at boosting local brands, connections and sales. Digital Connectivity: Digicel says it will assess how Starlink’s entry changes the digital landscape while continuing its five-year technology plan. Policy & Labour: An opinion piece argues TCI should tighten immigration and work-permit protections so residents aren’t left behind as the economy grows. Community & Education: Ashley’s Learning Center reports a sharp drop in surplus as costs rise while it prepares to expand; meanwhile, TCS Sotheby’s runs a back-to-school giveaway for 300+ students. Tourism & Mobility: Travel coverage highlights wellness sports like padel/pickleball and short-break planning, while airline news points to continued Caribbean route growth.
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