Saint Lucian news in one place: St Lucia Times and the STAR, The Voice — publishing since 1885 — St Lucia News Online, and HTS broadcasting.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the main news sources in Saint Lucia?
- St Lucia Times, the STAR and The Voice — one of the Caribbean's oldest papers, founded in 1885 — lead the island's media.
- What is Saint Lucia's main broadcaster?
- HTS (Helen Television System) is the island's main television broadcaster.
- Which regional agency covers Saint Lucian news?
- The Caribbean News Agency (CANA) covers Saint Lucia alongside government information services.
Saint Lucia has one of the Eastern Caribbean's most vibrant newspaper industries, serving 180,000 people on a lush volcanic island of breathtaking natural beauty — home to the iconic twin Piton peaks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the Caribbean's most acclaimed culinary and cultural scenes. Saint Lucia has produced two Nobel Prize laureates — poet and playwright Derek Walcott (Literature, 1992) and economist Sir Arthur Lewis (Economics, 1979) — making it the per-capita Nobel laureate champion of the world.
St Lucia Times is the island's most visited news portal. HTS is the national broadcaster. The official SLFA covers the national football team. Like other Eastern Caribbean islands, Saint Lucia is part of the West Indies cricket tradition. The ECCB (Eastern Caribbean Central Bank) governs the EC dollar shared across the OECS.
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