
Marianne Alto
Marianne Alto is the Mayor of Victoria, British Columbia, who has been a vocal advocate for addressing the city's homelessness and addiction crisis. Under her leadership, Victoria has committed significant resources to support homeless residents and has emphasized the need for provincial assistance in tackling these pressing issues. Alto described recent media attention on the crisis as a 'watershed moment' for the city, highlighting the urgency of finding effective solutions.
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Marianne Alto seems to be staking her mayoralty on the fate of the Block.
Have Victoria’s millions made a difference on Pandora Avenue? The Globe returns to checkVictoria Mayor Marianne Alto said there is no doubt that the upcoming appeals and negotiations will generate further debate and decisions.
Industrial property owners ask B.C. Supreme Court to reopen Richmond Aboriginal title caseVictoria Mayor Marianne Alto announced new measures to improve public safety in downtown Victoria.
City of Victoria adds new police officers, announces other measures to clamp down on downtown disorder
Mayor Marianne Alto initiated the process of creating the community safety and well-being plan.
Victoria city council endorses plan to address homelessness, addiction and mental illnessVictoria Mayor Marianne Alto called the national attention a watershed moment for the city.
B.C. Premier, Opposition Leader spar over solution for Victoria’s Pandora Avenue




















