Broadcast Journalist / Weather Presenter
Alicia Boucher is a Broadcast Journalist and Weather Presenter at CCN TV6. She covers a diverse range of topics including labor laws, workforce dynamics, and the intersection of health and spirituality, with a particular focus on education management and practices. Alicia's insights and expertise have been featured in Trinidad Express Newspapers and CCN TV6.
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Trinidad and Tobago (National)
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Alicia Boucher's coverage indicates a strong focus on local government and political events in Trinidad & Tobago, particularly Port of Spain. She also covers topics related to crime, education, law enforcement, international relations, social issues and business.
Given her emphasis on government announcements and event coverage as well as the themes covered in her articles, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local political developments or policies that impact Trinidad & Tobago. Pitches could include insights from local experts or stakeholders pertaining to law enforcement practices, education initiatives, crime prevention strategies or social welfare programs within the region.
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Teachers are still awaiting word from the Ministry of Finance concerning their backpay.
The future world of work would look very different. This is in part due to the advancement of Artificial Intelligence.
A fabrication of rape and the allegation splashed across the Media have caused a family immense pain and a teenager years of trauma.
Roman Catholic Archbishop Jason Gordon is calling for what he describes as a change of heart in Trinidad and Tobago. Speaking during Corpus Christi observances at the Cathedral of the
Former Finance Minister Colm Imbert is seeking to put the country on notice, that they could expect an increase in fines across several areas and sectors in the upcoming Finance Bill 2026.
The country has more or less been under a State of Emergency since the present government took office.
There is a call for legislative changes to tackle the problem of vaping in the nation's schools.
When gruesome crimes occur, especially those perpetrated against children, the nation some-times plunges into a state of disbelief.
Finance Minister Davendranath Tancoo draws distinction between taxes and fines, saying the Finance Bill 2026 targets the latter in an attempt to prevent law breaking.
