2026.01.20 – Special meeting of the City of Gatineau executive committee held in the committee room of – Maison du citoyen, 25 Laurier Street, Gatineau, on Tuesday, January 20, 2026 at 12:55 p.m. at which
⭐ Notable items (16)
The city is applying for provincial funding to support projects that improve how stormwater is managed. This is part of a broader effort to reduce flood risks and improve environmental sustainability in the city's water infrastructure.
This item modifies an existing partnership with the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation. The agreement focuses on joint efforts to protect and conserve biodiversity within the Outaouais region.
The city is donating land to facilitate the construction of 20 affordable housing units. This project is specifically designed to support individuals experiencing homelessness or those at risk of becoming homeless, under the Quebec Affordable Housing Program.
The city reviewed a new parking design for the Western Multifunctional Complex. This is part of the ongoing planning to ensure adequate parking capacity for the new facility.
The city is authorizing financial agreements with various community organizations for 2026. These funds support local groups that provide essential services and programming to Gatineau residents.
The city is allocating over $2 million in total support (financial and services) for various festivals and events in 2026. This investment helps promote tourism and community engagement across Gatineau.
The city is providing $350,000 to support cultural projects and animation in the downtown area. This includes funding for Vision Centre-Ville to help promote these cultural activities to the public.
The city is approving financial and service-based support for various cultural organizations in 2026 to help them deliver arts and heritage programming to the community.
The council discussed and clarified the roles and responsibilities of specialized units within the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) to ensure effective public safety operations.
The city is approving its annual financial contribution to the regional housing authority (OHO), which manages social housing and housing assistance programs in the area.
This bylaw establishes the salary and compensation structure for the Mayor and City Councillors, replacing the previous 2018 regulation to align with current provincial legislation regarding municipal elected officials.
The city is adjusting the financial contribution for the 'Habiter Chez Soi' affordable housing project on Boulevard Saint-René Est. The original commitment was approximately $7.77 million, and this amendment updates the funding sources and structure.
This item modifies a previous decision regarding the acquisition and renovation of property on Promenade du Portage, likely to adjust project scope or budget requirements.
The city is updating the compensation policy for fire department leadership to ensure it remains competitive and aligned with current labor standards.
The city is making adjustments to the organizational structure of the Gatineau Police Service to optimize internal operations and service delivery.
The city is modifying the organizational structure of the Urban Planning and Sustainable Development Department. This department is responsible for city zoning, building permits, and long-term environmental planning. These changes aim to streamline how the city handles development applications and sustainability initiatives, which may impact the processing time for future construction or land-use projects.
The city is awarding a certificate of excellence to recognize outstanding efforts in preserving or restoring local historical buildings. This program encourages property owners to maintain the architectural character of Gatineau.
This bylaw update establishes new rules for the installation of clothing and donation bins across the city. It aims to regulate where these bins can be placed to ensure they do not become eyesores or safety hazards.
The city is applying for provincial funding to support projects that improve how stormwater is managed. This is part of a broader effort to reduce flood risks and improve environmental sustainability in the city's water infrastructure.
This item modifies an existing partnership with the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation. The agreement focuses on joint efforts to protect and conserve biodiversity within the Outaouais region.
The city is donating land to facilitate the construction of 20 affordable housing units. This project is specifically designed to support individuals experiencing homelessness or those at risk of becoming homeless, under the Quebec Affordable Housing Program.
This item amends a previous development agreement for Phase 70B of the Le Plateau residential project. It updates the terms of the original 2021 agreement between the city and the developer.
The city is updating a long-standing development agreement for the Village de la Ferme Ferris project. This approval allows for the extension of municipal services to the new Phase 7F2 of the development.
The city is formalizing an agreement to provide municipal services to a new integrated residential development located at 891-901 Chemin Vanier and 285 Rue d'Anvers.
The city is approving the provision of municipal services for a new 39-unit residential development located at 906 Boulevard Maloney Est in the Lac-Beauchamp district.
The city is ratifying a request to provide municipal services to a residential project at 189 Rue Hupé, ensuring the developer complies with all city regulations.
This item concerns the city's support program for maintaining and operating outdoor skating rinks, which are vital for winter recreation in Gatineau neighborhoods.
The city reviewed a new parking design for the Western Multifunctional Complex. This is part of the ongoing planning to ensure adequate parking capacity for the new facility.
The city is authorizing financial agreements with various community organizations for 2026. These funds support local groups that provide essential services and programming to Gatineau residents.
The city is allocating over $2 million in total support (financial and services) for various festivals and events in 2026. This investment helps promote tourism and community engagement across Gatineau.
The city is providing $350,000 to support cultural projects and animation in the downtown area. This includes funding for Vision Centre-Ville to help promote these cultural activities to the public.
The city is approving financial and service-based support for various cultural organizations in 2026 to help them deliver arts and heritage programming to the community.
The council discussed and clarified the roles and responsibilities of specialized units within the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) to ensure effective public safety operations.
The city is approving its annual financial contribution to the regional housing authority (OHO), which manages social housing and housing assistance programs in the area.
This bylaw establishes the salary and compensation structure for the Mayor and City Councillors, replacing the previous 2018 regulation to align with current provincial legislation regarding municipal elected officials.
The city is selling a portion of municipal land to Gestion Franklin Empire Inc. to facilitate business development in the Rivière-Blanche district.
The city is adjusting the financial contribution for the 'Habiter Chez Soi' affordable housing project on Boulevard Saint-René Est. The original commitment was approximately $7.77 million, and this amendment updates the funding sources and structure.
This item modifies a previous decision regarding the acquisition and renovation of property on Promenade du Portage, likely to adjust project scope or budget requirements.
The city is adjusting the internal organizational structure of the General Management department to improve administrative efficiency.
The city is restructuring the Public Works Department to better manage city infrastructure and maintenance services.
The city is updating the compensation policy for fire department leadership to ensure it remains competitive and aligned with current labor standards.
The city is making adjustments to the organizational structure of the Gatineau Police Service to optimize internal operations and service delivery.
The city is adjusting the internal organizational structure of the Information Technology Department. This change is intended to improve the efficiency and management of municipal digital services and IT infrastructure. Residents may see improvements in the reliability or speed of city digital platforms as a result of these administrative shifts.
The city is modifying the organizational structure of the Urban Planning and Sustainable Development Department. This department is responsible for city zoning, building permits, and long-term environmental planning. These changes aim to streamline how the city handles development applications and sustainability initiatives, which may impact the processing time for future construction or land-use projects.