AGENDA – SOCIAL COHESION COMMISSION (CVE) – 3rd meeting – September 25, 2025 – 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
⭐ Notable items (4)
A presentation on the provincial government's 'Accompagnement Québec' program, which provides integration services for newcomers to Quebec. This helps the city align its local efforts with provincial immigration support resources.
A presentation on strategies to encourage immigrants to settle in Gatineau long-term. The discussion focuses on how the city can better support the integration and retention of newcomers to ensure they thrive in the region.
Presentation and consultation regarding the city's plan to improve access to outdoor recreational activities within urban areas. This initiative aims to make green spaces and outdoor sports more accessible to all residents, including newcomers.
A review of a project led by the community organization 'Accueil-Parrainage Outaouais' (APO) focused on helping newcomers integrate into specific neighborhoods. The report evaluates the success of local sponsorship and support initiatives.
Formal opening of the meeting to ensure enough members are present to conduct official business.
Formal approval of the meeting agenda by the committee members.
Opportunity for committee members to disclose any personal or professional conflicts regarding the items on the agenda.
Review and formal filing of the minutes from previous meetings to ensure accuracy and track progress on past action items.
A dedicated time for residents to ask questions or provide comments to the committee members.
A presentation on the provincial government's 'Accompagnement Québec' program, which provides integration services for newcomers to Quebec. This helps the city align its local efforts with provincial immigration support resources.
A presentation on strategies to encourage immigrants to settle in Gatineau long-term. The discussion focuses on how the city can better support the integration and retention of newcomers to ensure they thrive in the region.
Presentation and consultation regarding the city's plan to improve access to outdoor recreational activities within urban areas. This initiative aims to make green spaces and outdoor sports more accessible to all residents, including newcomers.
A review of a project led by the community organization 'Accueil-Parrainage Outaouais' (APO) focused on helping newcomers integrate into specific neighborhoods. The report evaluates the success of local sponsorship and support initiatives.
An overview of the achievements and progress made by the Living Together Commission (Commission du vivre-ensemble) over the past year. This helps the committee assess its impact and prepare for future priorities.
Discussion of any additional items not listed on the formal agenda.
Notification that the schedule for future meetings will be set following the upcoming municipal elections.
Formal closing of the meeting.