"inclusion"

Council will authorize agreements with partner organizations to support the 'Gatineau, an inclusive city for vulnerable and at-risk seniors' program for the 2026-2027 period.

The City of Gatineau will present its action plan regarding equity, diversity, and social cohesion. This presentation aims to inform the committee about current initiatives and strategies to foster an inclusive community.

Representatives from the organization *Ski à l’École* presented the *D’Hiver-Cité* project, which aims to make winter activities accessible, educational, and inclusive for newcomers, families, and community groups. The program includes activities like cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in urban parks, with a focus on fostering social bonds and a positive relationship with the Quebec winter.

The City is adopting a new policy (PO-061) regarding equity, diversity, and social cohesion. This policy outlines the City's commitment to fostering an inclusive environment for all residents.

Council adopted Policy PO-061, which formalizes the city's commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion. This policy follows a 2024 organizational culture diagnostic and aims to create a more inclusive work environment.

The City Council is asked to formally reaffirm its commitment to fostering an environment of equity, diversity, and inclusion within the municipality.

Council reaffirmed the City of Gatineau's commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion, emphasizing the importance of these values for both municipal employees and the broader population, as supported by the Commission du vivre-ensemble.

The Commission discussed the rise in hate crimes and incidents, reviewing recommendations from the Social Inclusion working committee. Key topics included the need for a public awareness campaign, improving the complaint process, and the importance of collaborative efforts between the City, police, and community partners to foster inclusion.

A discussion and consultation session focused on evaluating and improving accessibility programs for recreational and community services.

An informational discussion on the challenges and feedback from families regarding the availability and quality of inclusive day camps for children with intellectual disabilities or autism.

An informational item regarding summer programs and initiatives designed to ensure Gatineau remains an inclusive city for all residents.

The Youth Commission was invited to speak at the upcoming 'Sur le rythme, tous ensemble!' event.

The City of Repentigny presents its strategic approach to social innovation, equity, diversity, and inclusion, followed by a discussion on how these practices can be applied.