Immigration & Security Law: Grenada’s Government advanced the Advance Passenger Information and Passenger Name Record Bill, 2026, setting up a legal framework for collecting and protecting passenger data as part of a wider CARICOM system. Education & Pay: The Ministry of Education says it is actively resolving teacher salary delays after the Grenada Union of Teachers raised concerns, noting teachers remain on the payroll and some missed or partial payments were tied to specific pay cycles. Public Health: Grenada issued an Ebola travel advisory following WHO’s declaration, urging citizens to avoid nonessential travel to confirmed-risk countries and warning of enhanced screening and possible quarantine for arrivals. Transport Costs: Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell said Cabinet will not support blanket passenger bus fare increases, pointing to long-standing freezes and fuel tax rebates/concessions as balancing measures. Local Governance & Infrastructure: Minister Tevin Andrews reported progress on Carriacou and Petite Martinique projects, including airport expansion/night landing works and jetty redevelopment. Tourism & Jobs: IHG announced the InterContinental Grenada-La Sagesse opening in November 2026, bringing 120 rooms and major event space. Sports Spotlight: Grenadian discus thrower Jamora Alves heads to the NCAA Championships in Eugene on June 12, while Anderson Peters of Grenada is listed among stars for the Doha javelin field.