2026.01.20 – Regular meeting of the Gatineau City Council held in the Jean-Despréz hall of the Maison du citoyen, 25 Laurier Street, Gatineau, on Tuesday, January 20, 2026 at
⭐ Notable items (25)
This resolution allows a property at 24 Saint-Raymond Blvd to exceed standard size limits for specific commercial activities. This change is part of a site-specific planning process (PPCMOI).
The council finalizes an amendment to a previous approval for a large 307-unit housing project at 720 Saint-Joseph Blvd. This project adds significant housing density to the area.
This approval allows for the operation of a pet funeral home and crematorium at 65 Adrien-Robert St, which was previously not permitted under standard zoning.
The city is updating its long-term land use plan to align with provincial government directives regarding housing development. This is a city-wide policy change.
The city is updating its official list of heritage buildings used to regulate demolitions. This ensures that demolition requests are evaluated against the most current heritage data.
This by-law removes the mandatory requirement for property owners to submit a heritage assessment when applying to demolish a heritage building. This simplifies the administrative process for demolition requests.
This by-law establishes the salary and compensation structure for Gatineau's mayor and city councillors, replacing the previous 2018 regulation.
The city is applying for provincial funding to support projects aimed at managing rainwater more sustainably, which helps prevent flooding and protects local water quality.
The city is updating its partnership agreement with the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation to continue working together on biodiversity and environmental conservation in the Outaouais region.
The city is donating land to support a 20-unit affordable housing project specifically for people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness.
The city is updating a long-standing development agreement for the Village de la Ferme Ferris project and approving the extension of municipal services (water, sewer, etc.) to a new phase.
The city is entering into an agreement to provide municipal services to a new integrated residential development located at the intersection of Vanier Road and D'Anvers Street.
The city is approving the provision of municipal services for a new 39-unit residential development at 906 Maloney Blvd East.
The city is approving the provision of municipal services for a new residential development located at 189 Hupé Street.
The city presents a new parking design for the Western Multifunctional Complex, a major facility project in the western part of the city.
The city is approving financial contributions to various community organizations to support local development initiatives throughout 2026.
The city is allocating over $1.4 million in financial support and additional resources to help host various festivals and events in Gatineau.
The city is providing $350,000 to support cultural projects and to help Vision Centre-Ville promote events happening in the downtown area.
The city is approving financial and service-based support for various cultural organizations to help them operate and provide programming throughout 2026.
The city is updating the compensation framework for fire department leadership. This ensures that salary scales remain competitive and aligned with municipal standards.
This item approves changes to the internal structure of the Gatineau Police Service to optimize resource allocation and management.
The city is approving its annual financial contribution to the Outaouais Housing Office, which manages social and affordable housing in the region.
The city has approved the long-term strategic plan for the STO, which outlines the future of public transit, service expansion, and infrastructure investments for the next decade.
This item adjusts the financial funding model for the 'Habiter chez soi' affordable housing project, involving the FTQ Solidarity Fund, to ensure the project remains viable.
This resolution modifies the terms for the acquisition and renovation of property located at Promenade du Portage, a key area for downtown development.
The council expresses its condolences following the passing of René Bonnier, a foreman in the Public Works department. This is a formal gesture of respect for a city employee.
The council formally approves the list of items to be discussed during the meeting.
The council approves the official records of previous meetings held in December 2025 to ensure they are accurate.
This resolution allows a property at 24 Saint-Raymond Blvd to exceed standard size limits for specific commercial activities. This change is part of a site-specific planning process (PPCMOI).
The council finalizes an amendment to a previous approval for a large 307-unit housing project at 720 Saint-Joseph Blvd. This project adds significant housing density to the area.
This approval allows for the operation of a pet funeral home and crematorium at 65 Adrien-Robert St, which was previously not permitted under standard zoning.
This resolution approves specific signage rules for a commercial building located at 1 Du Plateau Blvd, deviating from standard city sign bylaws.
The city is updating its long-term land use plan to align with provincial government directives regarding housing development. This is a city-wide policy change.
The city is updating its official list of heritage buildings used to regulate demolitions. This ensures that demolition requests are evaluated against the most current heritage data.
This by-law updates the list of properties that must undergo a special architectural review process before construction or renovation, ensuring better oversight of building design.
This by-law removes the mandatory requirement for property owners to submit a heritage assessment when applying to demolish a heritage building. This simplifies the administrative process for demolition requests.
The city is updating its waste management by-laws to include specific rules for the installation and placement of clothing and item donation bins across the city.
This by-law establishes the salary and compensation structure for Gatineau's mayor and city councillors, replacing the previous 2018 regulation.
The city is awarding a certificate to recognize outstanding efforts in preserving or restoring heritage buildings in Gatineau.
The city is applying for provincial funding to support projects aimed at managing rainwater more sustainably, which helps prevent flooding and protects local water quality.
The city is updating its partnership agreement with the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation to continue working together on biodiversity and environmental conservation in the Outaouais region.
The city is performing a land exchange to resolve an encroachment issue involving the police headquarters property, ensuring legal boundaries are correct.
The city is selling a small piece of land to a private owner to resolve an encroachment issue where a structure or fence crosses property lines.
The city is donating land to support a 20-unit affordable housing project specifically for people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness.
The city is amending a previous development agreement for the Le Plateau residential project, Phase 70B, to reflect updated project requirements.
The city is updating a long-standing development agreement for the Village de la Ferme Ferris project and approving the extension of municipal services (water, sewer, etc.) to a new phase.
The city is entering into an agreement to provide municipal services to a new integrated residential development located at the intersection of Vanier Road and D'Anvers Street.
The city is approving the provision of municipal services for a new 39-unit residential development at 906 Maloney Blvd East.
The city is approving the provision of municipal services for a new residential development located at 189 Hupé Street.
The city is formalizing its support program for maintaining outdoor skating rinks, which are popular community amenities during the winter.
The city presents a new parking design for the Western Multifunctional Complex, a major facility project in the western part of the city.
The city is approving financial contributions to various community organizations to support local development initiatives throughout 2026.
The city is allocating over $1.4 million in financial support and additional resources to help host various festivals and events in Gatineau.
The city is providing $350,000 to support cultural projects and to help Vision Centre-Ville promote events happening in the downtown area.
The city is approving financial and service-based support for various cultural organizations to help them operate and provide programming throughout 2026.
This item clarifies the operational roles and responsibilities of specialized units within the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG). It ensures that specialized teams are properly aligned with current public safety needs.
The city is adjusting the internal reporting structure and staffing levels within the General Management department. This change is intended to improve administrative efficiency and oversight.
This resolution updates the organizational chart for the Public Works department to better manage city infrastructure and maintenance services.
The city is updating the compensation framework for fire department leadership. This ensures that salary scales remain competitive and aligned with municipal standards.
This item approves changes to the internal structure of the Gatineau Police Service to optimize resource allocation and management.
The city is restructuring the IT department to better support digital services and cybersecurity initiatives across municipal operations.
This change updates the organizational structure of the planning department to improve the processing of development applications and sustainability projects.
The city is approving its annual financial contribution to the Outaouais Housing Office, which manages social and affordable housing in the region.
The city is selling a parcel of land to Gestion Franklin Empire Inc. in the Rivière-Blanche district. This transaction supports local commercial development.
The city has approved the long-term strategic plan for the STO, which outlines the future of public transit, service expansion, and infrastructure investments for the next decade.
This item adjusts the financial funding model for the 'Habiter chez soi' affordable housing project, involving the FTQ Solidarity Fund, to ensure the project remains viable.
This resolution modifies the terms for the acquisition and renovation of property located at Promenade du Portage, a key area for downtown development.
The city officially recognizes March 13 as the National Day for the Promotion of Positive Mental Health to raise awareness and support community well-being.
The city proclaims the dates for the Ottawa Irish Festival, acknowledging the cultural contribution of the Irish community in the region.
The city recognizes School Perseverance Days to encourage students and highlight the importance of academic success in the community.
The city will raise the Ukrainian flag to honor the contributions and sacrifices of Quebec and Canadian volunteers supporting Ukraine.
Formal conclusion of the municipal council meeting.