The Calgary Alliance for the Common Good partnered with several other organizations in the city to ask the mayoral candidates running in the municipal election a variety of questions.

• You can review their answers here (PDF).

The Calgary Alliance for the Common Good is hiring. The purpose of this position to help our members address the mental health concerns of their members by offering the Mental Health Commission of Canada’s Working Mind Training. The Calgary Alliance will pay for the successful candidate to be trained as a Working Minds trainer. They will then provide this training with a minimal of 4 times/year for two years and up to two times for each member organization.

The Green Line, as announced by Mayor Naheed Nenshi and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this afternoon, is a go.

A news release from the Government of Alberta today also confirmed that the province has reviewed the City of Calgary's business case for the Green Line - and approved it.

That means all three levels of government are onboard the Green Line and, in the fall, construction in the Beltline begins.