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Posted: May 21, 2021 11:43 AM CT | Last Updated: May 21 A man walks in front of the Salt River First Nation Business and Conference Centre in Fort Smith, N.W.T., pictured in 2019.(Mario Di Ciccio/Radio-Canada) For a lifetime, families displaced by a catastrophic landslide have lived in homes built on land they couldn't buy or sell, but in a "historic" move, the title will now be transferred from Canada to Salt River First Nation families. In 1968, a landslide changed the face of Fort Smith forever, and displaced Salt River First Nation families onto lands where they built new homes. But as it...

Electrical workers repair a power line in Austin on Feb. 18, 2021. Some of the state’s electricity providers are financially underwater in the aftermath of the February power outages. Credit: Sergio Flores for The Texas Tribune Sign up for The Brief, our daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. An approximately $2.5 billion plan to bail out Texas’ distressed electricity market from the financial crisis caused by Winter Storm Uri in February was approved by the Texas House Thursday. The legislation would impose a fee — likely...

State notifies 6,300 people who got vaccinated at Coliseum about less-than-recommended doses By Lisa Fernandez State notifies 6,300 people who got vaccinated at Coliseum about less-than-recommended doses OAKLAND, Calif. - The California Department of Health on Monday told KTVU that they are notifying about 6,300 people who got vaccinated at the Oakland Coliseum over a span of two days that they received a less-than-recommended dose of the Pfizer vaccine.  The number of people and time period is greater than KTVU originally reported last week, when two EMTs came forward regarding the underdo...

U.S. Energy Transition to Fuel Utility Dealmaking in 2021 Bloomberg 1/15/2021 Kiel Porter, Brian Eckhouse, Mark Chediak and Will Wade (Bloomberg) -- Utility dealmaking is poised to pick up in 2021 as companies shake off a dour year that saw the least activity in more than a decade. While energy powerhouses including NextEra Energy Inc. are on the hunt for their next big acquisition, others may look to shed their natural gas arms or other assets to simplify their businesses and meet climate goals. “We believe 2021 will be a volatile and intense year, with incredible pace,�...