"downtown"

This item authorizes temporary traffic and parking changes to facilitate various events occurring in the downtown area between May 22 and July 1, 2026.

Council adopts amendments to the downtown revitalization program to clarify how the program operates and how businesses can participate.

Following the end of the delegation agreement with ID Gatineau, the city is reclaiming a portion of the corporation's net assets. The council authorized the transfer of $2,496,350 to the city's economic development reserve, with $500,000 of that amount earmarked for a support fund for former downtown areas.

The committee will review the findings of a study regarding parking in the downtown area. This presentation provides data to help inform future parking management decisions.

The commission reviewed the 2025 downtown parking study, discussing data methodology, surface vs. underground parking, and the potential for reducing on-street parking to improve urban aesthetics and active transit.

This item approves $350,000 in funding for the Gatineau Fund's cultural animation program for 2026-2027. It also includes support for *Vision Centre-Ville* to promote these cultural projects within the downtown core.

Councillor Steve Moran gives notice of a future by-law amendment to clarify how the downtown revitalization program operates and how businesses can participate.

The committee will review and provide a recommendation on the Special Planning Program (PPU) for the downtown Hull Island sector. This plan is crucial as it dictates the future density, infrastructure, and urban design of the city's core, impacting all residents and stakeholders in the downtown area.

The Executive Committee approved a $10,000 non-renewable financial contribution to 'Les commerçants du secteur Aubry' to support the 2025 Saucette en Showssettes event. This event is a four-day festival held in downtown Gatineau featuring local and national artists.

This bylaw establishes a revitalization program for Gatineau's downtown core. It aims to support economic and urban development in the city's central area.

This bylaw establishes a new revitalization program aimed at improving the downtown core of Gatineau.

The committee will review the participatory planning processes for the Special Planning Programs (PPU) in the downtown and Old Aylmer sectors. These programs guide future development and land use in these specific areas.

Notice of motion to establish a new revitalization program aimed at improving the downtown area.

Councillor Steve Moran gave notice of motion for a bylaw to implement a new revitalization program specifically for the downtown core.

This item involves internal administrative changes to the city's organizational structure within the Arts, Culture and Letters Department, including an interim appointment for a downtown project director role.

This item provides an update on the public consultation processes for the Special Planning Programs (PPU) for the Downtown area and the Old Aylmer area. It ensures the committee is informed about how residents are being engaged in these major planning projects.

The committee discussed several ongoing economic development initiatives, including a support fund for non-profits, downtown economic diversification, mobility studies in the Aéroparc, and the upcoming Suppliers' Day event.

The executive committee is proposing a multi-year investment plan for Gatineau's downtown, totaling several million dollars. The plan includes funding for economic diversification, cultural animation, the 'sentier culturel' (cultural trail), and infrastructure improvements such as the permanent development of Place Laval and the pedestrianization of rue Laval. These measures will be reviewed during the 2025 budget study week.

Discussion regarding the city's downtown development plan and how to better integrate and accommodate youth within the city centre.

This bylaw extends the duration of the downtown revitalization program until December 31, 2024, to continue supporting local economic recovery efforts.

This bylaw amendment extends the duration of the downtown revitalization program until December 31, 2024, to continue supporting local economic recovery.

Council approved an extension of the downtown revitalization program until the end of 2024. This program provides financial support to encourage economic activity and development in the city centre.

This item proposes extending the city's downtown revitalization program until the end of 2024 by amending the existing bylaw.

The committee will discuss strategies for diversifying the economy in Gatineau's downtown core. This is a substantive discussion aimed at identifying ways to improve economic vitality and resilience in the city center.

The city is adopting a 2024 action plan to revitalize the downtown core, which has struggled due to the pandemic, remote work, and reduced foot traffic. The plan focuses on economic diversification and will guide municipal actions and budget priorities for 2025.

The city is adopting a 2024-2026 action plan to promote and enhance heritage in the downtown area. This plan aligns with the city's cultural policy and includes reallocating $25,000 in funding to support specific heritage initiatives.

Approval of the 2024 action plan for the downtown area, which outlines strategic priorities and projects for the city center.

The City is adopting a three-year action plan (2024-2026) aimed at preserving and promoting heritage sites and buildings in the downtown area.

Council is modifying the membership structure of the Downtown Consultation Table to include a representative from Indigenous communities.

The city is seeking professional consulting services to revise the Special Planning Program (PPU) for downtown Gatineau. This revision is a key step in updating the long-term development strategy and land-use vision for the city's core.

The City of Gatineau is partnering with the French Embassy to host an immersive digital light show on the Montcalm Bridge to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Gustave Eiffel's death. To ensure public safety during the event, the bridge will be closed to vehicle traffic on specific dates in February 2024. This initiative aims to boost tourism and support the downtown revitalization plan while complementing the nearby Bal de Neige festivities.