"sustainability"

The committee will review and discuss the strategic direction for the city's electric vehicle charging infrastructure. This plan is significant as it aims to expand charging access for both public and residential users across Gatineau. Members of the *Commission sur les transports, les déplacements durables et la sécurité* (CTDDS) are invited to participate in this discussion.

The City Council is renewing its commitment to the 'Chaise des générations' initiative, which focuses on intergenerational equity and sustainable development. This ensures that the city continues to consider the long-term impact of its decisions on future generations.

Presentation of the roadmap for the 'Climate Test,' a new tool designed to help the city evaluate the environmental impact of its decisions.

Council authorized the submission of a grant application to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MAMH) for the 2025-2027 Sustainable Rainwater Management Program. The City intends to use this funding to deploy a municipal program for sustainable rainwater management.

Commission members shared various environmental initiatives, including climate resilience panels, the city's climate plan, and new municipal resolutions regarding water conservation.

The city is seeking to continue its LEED for Cities and Communities certification process with the US Green Building Council as part of its ongoing Climate Plan initiatives.

Council authorizes the Ecological Transition Service to pursue LEED for Cities and Communities certification. This initiative aligns with the city's Climate Plan to monitor performance and improve sustainability in areas like transportation, water management, and waste.

The City of Gatineau will join the 'Partenariat Climat Outaouais' (Outaouais Climate Partnership) and provide $100,000 in financial support. This initiative aims to mobilize economic, institutional, and community stakeholders to accelerate regional decarbonization and climate resilience.

A youth delegation reported on their participation in the Evo Summit, which focused on energy and ecological transition. The discussion highlighted the importance of collective action, sustainable development, and the role of the Youth Commission in networking with school green committees.