"appointments"

This item concerns the formal appointment of municipal executive staff members for the period between April 13 and April 24, 2026. These administrative decisions are routine personnel matters handled by the council to ensure city departments remain properly staffed.

The council is approving the hiring and permanent status of three management-level employees. This action is required due to current provincial legislation (Loi sur les cités et villes) which mandates that municipal councils must approve all management appointments until pending legislative changes (Bill 22) are enacted.

The City is retroactively confirming the appointment of 23 managers hired between November 2025 and March 2026 to comply with recent changes to the Cities and Towns Act requiring council approval for management-level appointments.

Appointment of new members and renewal of existing terms for the city's Environment and Climate Change Commission.

Renewal of a member's term on the Recreation, Sports, and Community Development Commission.

Appointment of two new members to the city's Arts, Culture, Letters, and Heritage Commission.

This item involves the formal appointment of individuals to the city's advisory committee responsible for coordinating local events.

This is a routine administrative item to formally and retroactively confirm the hiring of management staff who joined the city during the specified period.

This is a routine administrative item to retroactively approve temporary management reassignments that occurred during the specified period.

This is a routine administrative item to confirm recent management appointments made by the city.

Council updates the membership of the Partners Committee - Real Estate Process, replacing Christian Tanguay with Véronique Angers as the City's official member and committee chair.

Council appoints Alexandre Séguin and Karim El Kerch to the Environment and Climate Change Commission and renews the mandate of Ariane Hamel for a two-year term.

Council renews the mandate of Aurélie Baillot as a citizen member of the Recreation, Sports, and Community Development Commission for a second two-year term.

This item proposes an update to the list of municipal representatives appointed to the board of the Société de transport de l'Outaouais (STO). It adjusts the previous appointments made in November 2025 to ensure the correct councillors or officials are serving in these roles.

This item seeks to expand the municipal representation on the board of the Société de transport de l'Outaouais (STO) by adding an additional member. It amends two previous council resolutions to formalize this change in the board's composition.

Council will vote on the appointment of new members to the Economic Development Commission.

Council is appointing five new members to the Economic Development Commission to fill vacancies. The appointees represent various sectors, including small businesses, social economy organizations, and the construction/real estate industry.

Council accepted the resignation of a member of the Youth Commission and appointed a new student representative from *école secondaire de l’Île*. Councillor Bettyna Bélizaire abstained from the vote to avoid a potential conflict of interest.

Council voted to remove Councillor Julie Bélisle as a representative on the *Société de transport de l'Outaouais* (STO) board, citing a breach of confidentiality that led to a loss of trust. The resolution was adopted following a recorded vote.

Council is adding Councillor Michael Korhonen as a representative member to the *Société de transport de l'Outaouais* (STO) board.

This item establishes the mandate and appoints members to a specialized committee tasked with addressing the housing crisis in Gatineau. The committee is expected to provide strategic recommendations to accelerate housing development and improve affordability.

The City Council accepted the resignation of one member from the Youth Commission and appointed three new members from local high schools to fill vacancies, following recommendations from the internal committee and school administrations.

Council renewed the three-year mandate of Alexandra Boivin, Director of the Assessment Department, as a member of the White-Collar Retirement Committee.

Council appointed Mathieu Guilbault, Chief Inspector of the Criminal Investigations Division, to the Police Retirement Committee, replacing Éric Dinel who retired.

Council appointed Sébastien Parent, Head of Health, Safety, and Workplace Well-being, to the Firefighter Retirement Committee, replacing Nathalie Bolduc who resigned.

Council renewed the mandate and membership of the 'Housing Shock Committee' (Comité-choc en logement) to address the housing affordability crisis. The committee will monitor non-market housing projects, facilitate partner collaboration, and propose structural improvements.

This item involves a private discussion regarding changes to the membership of the Youth Commission, including resignations and new appointments.

Council appointed Caroline Murray, Michael Korhonen, and Adrian Corbo to the Urban Planning Advisory Committee for a two-year term.

Council appointed Timmy D. Jutras, Sonia Ben-Arfa, and Jean Lessard to the Agricultural Advisory Committee for a four-year term.

Council appointed Caroline Murray, Michael Korhonen, and Adrian Corbo to the Local Heritage Council for a two-year term.

Council appointed Caroline Murray, Michael Korhonen, and Adrian Corbo to the Demolition Review Committee for a one-year term.

Following the November 2025 general election, Council appointed members to various municipal committees and commissions to oversee specific portfolios such as infrastructure, public safety, economic development, and environment.

Council appointed representatives to various external organizations and committees, including airport boards, environmental groups, and community associations, following the November 2025 election.

Council designated Edmond Leclerc, Rachel M. Deslauriers, Julie Bélisle, Caroline Murray, and Isabelle Cousineau to serve on the Board of Directors of the Société de transport de l'Outaouais (STO).

Council appointed Councillor Isabelle N. Miron as Acting Mayor for a 12-month term, effective November 25, 2025.

Council appointed Councillor Vincent Roy as President of the Council and Councillor Edmond Leclerc as Vice-President of the Council for the current mandate.

Council is appointing members to a partner committee focused on real estate processes. This committee will provide input and oversight on municipal property matters.

Council appointed various representatives from the construction and development industry, as well as municipal officials, to the Partners Committee – Real Estate Processes for two-year terms, along with statutory members for indefinite terms.

This item updates the list of council members serving on the board of the *Maison de la culture de Gatineau*.

This item involves the formal appointment of individuals to the Commission du Vivre-ensemble, which focuses on social cohesion and community integration in Gatineau.

The Commission introduced its members, including a new member from the Canadian Museum of History and the Canadian War Museum, and welcomed new internal resource staff.

Renewal of the appointments of three city councillors to serve on the committee that reviews demolition requests.

The Council renewed the one-year mandates of Councillors Caroline Murray, Mike Duggan, and Catherine Craig-St-Louis to the Demolition Committee.

The Council renewed the mandate of Garanké Bah as a citizen member of the Urban Planning Advisory Committee for a two-year term, from December 6, 2024, to December 6, 2026.

Council approved the two-year mandate renewal for several members of the Living Together Commission, representing various community, health, education, and cultural organizations.

Council appointed two new citizen members (from Hull and Aylmer) and renewed the terms of several existing members for the third phase of the committee tasked with updating the city's framework for citizen participation.

Council appointed two new citizen members and renewed the terms of two existing members for the city's Toponymy Committee for two-year terms.

Council approved adding a representative from the Coopérative de développement régional Outaouais-Laurentides to the Downtown Consultation Table.

The Commission recognized the appointments of Sonia Blouin and Sonia Bisson, as well as the funding secured for the Guy-Sanche library expansion.

This item addresses the resignation and appointment of members to the City of Gatineau's Youth Commission.

This item concerns the appointment of new members to the City's Commission on Arts, Culture, Letters and Heritage.

Council accepted the resignations of 13 members and the appointments of 14 new members to the City of Gatineau Youth Commission for the 2024-2025 term. This is a routine administrative update to ensure the commission remains fully staffed with student representatives.

Council appointed two new citizen members and renewed the mandates of two organizational representatives to the Commission on Arts, Culture, Letters, and Heritage. This is a routine appointment process to maintain the commission's membership.

This item updates the membership list for the Urban Planning Advisory Committee and the Demolition Review Committee by amending a previous council resolution.

This item updates the membership list for the Recreation, Sports, and Community Development Commission by amending a previous council resolution.

This item updates the membership list for the Local Heritage Council by amending a previous council resolution.

This item updates the membership list for the Audit Committee by amending a previous council resolution.

This item updates the membership list for the Commission on Transportation, Sustainable Mobility, and Safety by amending a previous council resolution.

This item reorganizes the committee structure by merging the Investment and Asset Management Committee into the Finance Committee and updates the membership of the Finance Committee.

This item updates the list of city representatives serving on the board of the Gatineau-Ottawa Executive Airport Corporation.

This item updates the list of city representatives serving on the board of the Société de transport de l'Outaouais (STO).

This item updates the membership list for the Environment and Climate Change Commission by amending a previous council resolution.

This item updates the membership list for the Downtown Consultation Table (Table de concertation du centre-ville) by amending a previous council resolution.

This item updates the membership list for the 'Comité choc' (a specific municipal committee) by amending previous council resolutions.

This item updates the appointment of a city representative to the board of the Société place des Festivals.

This item updates the appointment of a city representative to the board of the recycling organization Tricentris.

This item updates the membership list for the Public Safety Commission by amending a previous council resolution.

This item updates the appointment of a city representative to the board of the CGBRO, which manages the Ottawa River shorelines.

This item updates the membership list for the Seniors' Commission (Commission des Aînés) by amending a previous council resolution.

This item updates the membership list for the Commission on Land Development and Housing by amending a previous council resolution.

This item updates the membership list for the Economic Development Commission by amending a previous council resolution.

This item records a formal notification from the Mayor regarding changes to the composition of the city's Executive Committee.

The council will appoint new members to the Seniors' Commission, which advises the city on policies and programs affecting older residents.

This item concerns the official appointment of new members to the city's Commission on Transportation, Sustainable Travel, and Safety.

Routine appointment and renewal of members to the city's commission responsible for recreation and community development.

This item involves appointing or reappointing members to the city's advisory commission focused on environmental issues and climate change mitigation.

This item confirms the appointment of two new citizen representatives to the city's Urban Planning Advisory Committee (CCU).

Council reviewed appointments to various committees and commissions following a reshuffle. Discussions included a suggestion to make these appointments more transparent to the public and a call to review the compensation structure for committee roles.

Council is updating its previous resolution to change which councillors serve on the board of the Corporation de la Maison de la culture de Gatineau.

Council is updating the membership of the Event Consultation Table by making new appointments and replacements, as per previous resolutions.