"partnership"

The City of Gatineau will provide $47,500 annually (totaling $237,500) to the UQO Gallery from 2026 to 2030. This multi-year partnership recognizes the gallery's role as a leader in the visual arts and its contribution to Gatineau's cultural development.

Council renews a partnership agreement with the Université du Québec en Outaouais (UQO) for 2026-2030 to support the development of new academic programs in health and science, with a municipal contribution of $100,000 for 2026.

Council renews the agreement to support the Outaouais Development Observatory (ODO) for 2027-2031, authorizing an annual contribution of $125,000 to assist in data collection and analysis for the region.

The City is renewing its three-year partnership with Excellence Sportive Outaouais to support sports development and excellence in the region. The agreement includes an annual grant of $137,550 and $32,850 in annual passes for the Gatineau Sports Centre training room, aligning with the City's recreation and sports policy.

Council will approve a partnership agreement with Excellence Sportive Outaouais to support regional sports development from 2026 to 2028.

This item seeks approval for a partnership agreement with the *Fonds de recherche du Québec* (FRQ) to host a 'scientist-in-residence' at the City of Gatineau for 2025-2026.

Council approved a three-year partnership with 'Excellence sportive Outaouais' to support sports development in the region. The city will provide an annual grant of $137,550 and annual passes for the Gatineau Sports Centre training room, valued at $32,850.

The City is entering into a partnership agreement with the CDROL to support social economy enterprises, with a total budget of $437,000 for 2026.

This item proposes a partnership agreement between the City and the CDROL to support regional cooperative development. The agreement aims to foster economic growth and social entrepreneurship within the Outaouais region.

The City is entering into an agreement with the Corporation du Vieux-Aylmer to coordinate and host two festivals in 2026. This supports local cultural activities in the Aylmer district.

Council approved a partnership agreement with the CDROL to support social economy businesses. The City will provide $437,000 in 2026 to fund this support, repatriating the agreement previously managed by ID Gatineau.

This item establishes a partnership agreement with the CDROL, a regional cooperative development organization. The partnership aims to support the growth and development of cooperatives within the Outaouais-Laurentides region.

The city is formalizing a partnership and lease agreement with Volleyball Canada, likely related to the use of municipal facilities for training or events.

Council approves a partnership agreement and lease with Volleyball Canada for the use of the Gatineau Sports Centre as the national training centre for men's teams from 2025 to 2028.

The City is entering into an agreement with the organization Îlot 84 to manage events and daily operations at Place Laval for 2025-2026. This partnership aims to revitalize the public space in the Hull-Wright district through cultural and community programming.

Ms. Sonia Blouin will present details regarding the city's financial partnership with the Grands Feux du Casino Lac-Leamy, a major annual fireworks event. This session is intended for strategic discussion between council members and city staff regarding the city's support for this cultural event.

Council approves an addendum to the partnership agreement with M-Ado Jeunes to correct an error in the original document and clarify the terms of the partnership, which supports youth services in sports, recreation, and community development.

The city is approving an addendum to an existing partnership agreement with the organization M-Ado Jeunes to correct an error and clarify terms. This partnership supports youth services in sports, leisure, and community development.

Approval of a partnership agreement with MOBI-O to support sustainable transportation initiatives in the Gatineau region for 2025.

Council approved a $145,000 partnership agreement with MOBI-O to support sustainable transportation projects in Gatineau, aligning with the city's climate and mobility goals.

The City of Gatineau will enter into a partnership with the City of Laval to use Laval's proprietary software for managing municipal election results. This agreement provides Gatineau with access to the technology without ongoing technical support or updates from Laval.

The City is entering into agreements with the CISSSO (regional health authority) to support the 'Un campement organisé à Gatineau' project. This initiative aims to provide organized support and services for individuals living in encampments within the city.

This item authorizes a partnership to relocate a vocational water treatment training program into City of Gatineau facilities, allowing students to gain practical experience within municipal infrastructure.

Council authorized a partnership agreement to bring a vocational training program for water treatment operators to Gatineau. This initiative addresses the critical need for trained staff, as nearly 30% of current operators are expected to retire within the next few years.

This item establishes a partnership to relocate a vocational water treatment training program to Gatineau's municipal facilities, facilitating specialized training for students.

Councillor Steve Moran gave notice of a bylaw to authorize a $6,700,000 loan to fund the City's participation in a housing development program in partnership with the Fonds de solidarité FTQ.

The committee will receive an update on current Indigenous initiatives and the specific role of the regional advisor, allowing for a discussion on how these efforts support reconciliation and community engagement.

The Regional Indigenous Partnership Advisor, Roxanne Lauzon, presented her mandate and current projects. The discussion highlighted the importance of integrating Indigenous perspectives into municipal services, addressing language barriers, and supporting Indigenous students. The commission discussed the need for better coordination between city services and Indigenous communities.

Council approved a partnership agreement with Excellence Sportive Outaouais for 2024-2025 to support athletic development and excellence in the region. The city will provide funding and visibility support for the organization's activities.

This item approves the partnership agreement between the City of Gatineau and *Excellence sportive Outaouais* for the 2024-2025 period to support local athletic development.

The committee recommended that Council approve a partnership agreement with Excellence Sportive Outaouais for 2024-2025 to support sports development and excellence in Gatineau, including a $1,000 contribution for the 2023 Gala.

The City of Gatineau is formalizing a four-year partnership with the *Fondation forêt Boucher* to support the management and preservation of the Boucher Forest. This agreement outlines the roles and responsibilities of both parties regarding the conservation and public use of this natural area.

The city is renewing its partnership with the Table des aînés de Gatineau for 2024-2026. This agreement supports the city's status as a 'Municipalité amie des aînés' (Age-Friendly Municipality) and helps implement the 2022-2026 Integrated Action Plan for families, seniors, and people with disabilities.

This item formalizes a partnership agreement between the City and the Association communautaire de la Croisée to support community initiatives and services.

This item approves a partnership agreement for 2024 with the Association de répit communautaire, an organization providing respite services to the community.

This item authorizes a formal agreement between the City and the regional higher education hub (PESO) to foster collaboration on educational and development initiatives.

Council discussed a new partnership with the UQO to create a scientific council. This committee aims to provide the city with academic expertise to support evidence-based decision-making across various domains, including urban infrastructure. The initiative was praised as a unique and positive step for the city.