"cycling"

The city is applying for provincial funding to support the maintenance of the 'Route Verte' cycling network and its branches for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. This funding is essential for keeping regional cycling infrastructure in good condition.

The committee will review the status and planning of the city's winter cycling network. This session includes an informational presentation followed by a break for analysis of the current infrastructure and future needs.

The City is providing up to $95,000 to MOBI-O to fund specific sustainable travel projects in 2026. This is separate from the general mission support and focuses on implementing the City's cycling and sustainable mobility plans.

The City is authorizing the temporary closure of Rue Bombardier and Chemin Industriel for youth cycling criteriums organized by Le Club cycliste Les Cuisses Or de l'Outaouais. The City is also providing a $3,500 financial contribution to support the event.

The City is authorizing street closures and providing financial support to the 'Club cycliste les Cuisses Or de l'Outaouais' for cycling events scheduled in 2026.

Council approved a partnership agreement with MOBI-O for up to $95,000 to fund specific sustainable travel projects in 2026, supporting the City's climate and active mobility goals.

Council authorized the temporary closure of rue Bombardier and chemin Industriel for cycling criteriums organized by Le Club cycliste Les Cuisses Or de l'Outaouais on three dates in 2026. The City will also provide $3,500 in financial support for the event.

This item authorizes temporary traffic and parking changes to accommodate the Quebec Cycling Cup event taking place on June 6 and 7, 2026.

The Mobility Department reviewed 2025 cycling infrastructure achievements and outlined 2026 plans. The commission discussed inter-municipal collaboration, cyclist counting methods, and the $65 million total budget for the master plan.

The City is awarding a contract to Équipe Laurence inc. for engineering services to rehabilitate cycling paths along Cité-des-Jeunes and Carrière boulevards. This project aims to improve cycling infrastructure in the Orée-du-Parc and Parc-de-la-Montagne–Saint-Raymond districts.

The city has awarded a 3-year contract to Artelia Canada inc. for professional consulting services related to mobility planning, including cycling feasibility studies and downtown urban planning updates. The contract is valued at approximately $312,272.10.

The committee approved 'no parking' and 'no stopping' zones on Rue Ernest-Gaboury as part of a cycling link and traffic calming project.

This item concerns a financial contribution from the city to support 'L'État du vélo 2025', an event or initiative focused on cycling infrastructure and culture. This aligns with the city's goals for active transportation.

Council authorizes a $25,000 contribution to Vélo Québec for the 'State of Cycling in Quebec 2025' study. This study will provide a comprehensive portrait of cycling in Gatineau and help inform future municipal planning strategies.

This item authorizes street closures and provides a financial contribution to the 'Club cycliste les Cuisses Or de l'Outaouais' to host cycling criterium events on June 12 and August 21, 2025.

The commission will review the city's approach to installing and managing bicycle parking facilities. This discussion aims to guide future planning for cycling infrastructure to encourage active transportation.

Presentation of the city's guide for designing and building cycling infrastructure. This item is for informational purposes to ensure commission members are aware of current standards.

The commission reviewed a strategy for bicycle parking, covering standards for new and existing developments, short-to-long-term parking, and special needs. Discussions included environmental equity, event-based parking, and potential collaboration with the STO for transit hubs.

This item authorizes temporary traffic and parking changes to accommodate the Coupe du Québec cycling event on June 7 and 8, 2025.

Presentation of the 2024 performance report for the city's bicycle master plan and an overview of the strategic planning for the upcoming 2025-2028 period.

The commission addressed concerns regarding winter cycling safety on boulevard du Plateau, the maintenance of the sentier des Pionniers, and the winter maintenance of various recreational trails. City officials discussed potential infrastructure improvements and ongoing coordination with the National Capital Commission (NCC).

The commission reviewed the 2024 progress of the Bicycle Master Plan and the outlook for 2025-2028. Key achievements include 6.6 km of new cycling links and 16.9 km added to the 4-season network. The city is currently securing budgets for the next phase of the plan.

The commission will discuss and analyze the city's strategy for bicycle parking, which is essential for promoting cycling as a viable mode of transportation in Gatineau.

An informational update on the city's progress or status regarding the *VéloSympathique* (Bicycle Friendly) certification, which recognizes municipalities that support and encourage cycling.

Residents of the Jardins-Lavigne neighborhood raised concerns regarding pedestrian and cyclist safety, including blind spots at intersections and connectivity issues. The commission noted these concerns and advised that specific requests should be directed to the 311 non-emergency call center.

The City of Gatineau received a Silver certification as a 'Bicycle Friendly Community' and a Bronze certification for the *Maison du citoyen* as a 'Bicycle Friendly Organization'. The commission discussed recommendations for improvement, including better cycling infrastructure in parking areas and programs for immigrant communities.

The city authorized extensive street and parking closures for the 'Tour de Gatineau' cycling event taking place from September 20 to 22, 2024. The event includes detailed traffic management plans to ensure participant safety while maintaining emergency access.

The commission will review and provide a recommendation regarding the city's Bicycle Master Plan, which outlines the development and expansion of cycling infrastructure across Gatineau.

The Commission reviewed the 2023-2024 4-Season cycling network performance and discussed plans for 2024-2025. Recommendations include integrating new cycling links into the maintenance plan, resuming maintenance on the *sentier du Vallon*, and continuing discussions with the National Capital Commission (NCC) regarding winter maintenance of regional trails.

The city is temporarily adjusting traffic and parking rules to accommodate the Coupe du Québec cycling event taking place on June 8 and 9, 2024.

The City is authorizing temporary street closures and parking restrictions to accommodate the Coupe du Québec cycling event on June 8 and 9, 2024. Affected streets include sections of Chemin Pink, Rue de la Sapinière, and Boulevard Saint-Raymond. Emergency vehicles will maintain access, and residents will be able to access their properties throughout the event.

This item concerns the city's participation in the 'Bicycle Friendly Community' (Vélosympathique) certification process, which evaluates and recognizes municipalities for their efforts to promote cycling.

A review of the current cycling master plan and a discussion on the criteria used for future cycling infrastructure projects.