"greening"

The city is partnering with the *CREDDO* (Conseil régional de l'environnement et du développement durable de l'Outaouais) to remove asphalt and add green space to the municipal land located at the École du Lac-des-Fées schoolyard.

The city authorized an agreement with the CREDDO (Regional Council for the Environment and Sustainable Development of the Outaouais) to perform demineralization and greening work at the Lac-des-Fées schoolyard. This project aims to reduce urban heat islands and improve stormwater management.

The City is applying for a grant under the provincial OASIS program for a project worth up to $6 million to plant trees and install green infrastructure. This initiative aims to mitigate heat islands and improve stormwater management in response to climate change, with the City contributing 20% of the costs.

The City is applying for a $6 million grant under the provincial OASIS program to fund tree planting and green infrastructure projects. The City will contribute 20% ($1.2 million) of the total cost, with the work scheduled for 2027 and 2028.

Council authorized a grant application to the provincial OASIS program to support urban greening and tree planting projects. This aligns with the city's Urban Forestry Plan, which aims to increase the canopy cover to 30% in all communities and mitigate urban heat islands.

The City awarded a contract to Terrassement Technique Sylvain Labrecque inc. for tree planting services, totaling $450,890.56. This initiative is funded through the City's tree donation and greening program.

The City is extending the deadline for a schoolyard greening and development project at the École internationale du Village (St-Paul building) to the spring of 2025, as requested by the school and supported by the local councillor.