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Grenada’s Parliament is dissolved. What happens next?
The dissolution took effect on 2 October. Here is what the announcement confirms—and what readers should watch for next.
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Parliament dissolved, cinema returns and a scholarship deadline approaches
The election development, October’s cultural calendar and a deadline worth checking before Tuesday morning.
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Grenadian stories take centre stage at this month’s film festival
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Chevening applications close Tuesday: the deadline Grenadians need to know
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Explore the collection →October in Grenada
Cinema, music and time outdoors. Explore the people and events shaping this month’s island life.
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Behind the mixing desk: Grenada’s next generation of sound engineers
Sixteen SoundLeap students took their training into a live production at September’s Sound Fest.
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Dives, mangroves and beach clean-ups: a week exploring Grenada’s marine life
The Dive & Conservation Festival runs from 26 October to 1 November across Grenada and Carriacou.
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Child Month puts health and safety on October’s calendar
Schools, families and community groups are invited to take part throughout the month.
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Commonwealth grants open to eligible Grenadian organisations
Civil society and creative groups can check two funding streams before the 26 October deadline.
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At Art House 473, Grenada and Trinidad share creative notes
Painting workshops and a film screening put Caribbean ways of making art in conversation.
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An open-water swimming weekend is coming to Grenada and Carriacou
A four-day programme announced for 19–22 November will combine competitive swimming with island experiences.
Weather & Environment →
A new glass pulveriser gives Grenada more recycling capacity
A tourism-funded investment adds equipment for processing glass waste at Queen’s Park.
Fact Check →
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Before you trust an investment ad, check who is behind it
An earlier CSIRT advisory explains why a sponsored social-media post is no guarantee of legitimacy.
Caribbean & World →
Caribbean food security returns to the regional agenda
Grenada joins agriculture talks in Jamaica focused on production, resilience and trade.
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At the UN, Grenada raises concern for Cuban households
Grenada’s delegation puts the hardship facing ordinary Cubans before the General Assembly.
What Grenada went to Morocco to learn about clean energy
A renewable-energy mission puts planning, project finance and practical expertise in focus.