"education"

An educational session designed to explain the function and responsibilities of municipal commissions within the city government.

This item is a formal proclamation by the city to recognize School Perseverance Days, taking place from February 16 to 20, 2026.

The City of Gatineau officially proclaims February 16 to 20, 2026, as 'School Perseverance Days' to support student success. As part of this initiative, the city will raise a flag at the Maison du citoyen to demonstrate its commitment to the educational and future development of local youth.

An educational session featuring a debate on the topic of lowering the voting age to 16.

The City of Gatineau is formally approving the long-term school space planning (2026-2036) for the local school board (*CSSPO*), as required by provincial education legislation.

Presentation of a study regarding the academic performance of youth in the region to inform committee discussions.

A presentation was given by the Table Éducation Outaouais (TEO) regarding academic success, literacy rates, and the socio-economic impact of school dropouts in Gatineau.

This item approves a $3,350 grant to fund an educational field trip for two 6th-grade classes at École La Source, supporting student learning and extracurricular activities.

Council approved a formal response to the CSSPO regarding their 2026-2036 school space planning. The City emphasized the need to reduce school footprints to maximize space and suggested sharing sports and community facilities between schools and the City to improve efficiency.

The committee will analyze how high school dropout rates affect the local labor market and economic growth in the Outaouais region. This discussion aims to identify the link between education levels and regional economic health.

The city will formally proclaim the week of February 10 to 14, 2025, as 'School Perseverance Days' to support student success and academic persistence in the community.

The council officially proclaims February 10–14, 2025, as 'School Perseverance Days' to support student success and academic persistence. As part of this initiative, the city will raise a flag at the Maison du citoyen.

Discussion regarding the *Centre de services scolaire des Portages-de-l'Outaouais* (CSSPO) school and career fair, focusing on youth participation and city involvement.

An educational session for commission members to better understand how the municipal budget is structured and how it impacts city services.

An informational presentation on the findings of the 2022 EQDEM survey regarding child development and an overview of the 2024 'Grande semaine des tout-petits' initiative.

An interactive educational session using the Kahoot platform to teach participants about municipal policies.

Updates were provided on the 'Mets-toi à ma place' anti-racism campaign, upcoming fall projects including student council and green committee networks, and the 'Génér’Action climat 2024' event.

The commission participated in an educational Kahoot quiz regarding municipal policies and the municipal apparatus.

The City is granting up to $25,000 to the organization Environnement S.T.E.R.N.E. to organize educational forest outings for local students. This initiative is funded through the Sustainable Forest Management Program to promote the importance of natural environments and biodiversity.

Council approved a $25,000 grant to the organization Environnement S.T.E.R.N.E. to organize educational forest outings for local students. This project is part of the Sustainable Forest Management Program and aims to promote the region's biodiversity.

An educational session focused on how young people in Gatineau can participate in civic life and community engagement.

The City of Gatineau officially proclaims the week of February 12-16, 2024, as 'School Perseverance Days' to support student success and academic persistence.

The committee will dedicate time to an educational session regarding Black History Month, highlighting its importance and potential activities for youth.

Founder Handy C. Verna presented a quiz game designed to educate youth about Black history. The game is intended for international use in schools, with plans for an app and promotional materials.

The organization MOBI-O will consult the commission regarding the transportation and mobility needs of local youth. This information will be used to create educational materials focused on sustainable mobility.

An educational session aimed at explaining the role, function, and structure of the various commissions within the City of Gatineau government.

Elected officials provided an educational overview of the municipal by-election process.