"trees"

This item exercises an optional renewal period for the contract regarding the watering of city planters and trees, ensuring continued maintenance of urban greenery.

The City of Gatineau officially proclaims September 21 to 27, 2025, as National Forest and Tree Week to recognize the ecological, social, and economic importance of forests and urban trees.

This item concerns the awarding of a contract for the city's tree planting program, covering the supply, delivery, and planting of trees across the municipality.

A $500 grant is provided to École secondaire Grande-Rivière to support their annual tree planting initiative.

A $500 grant is provided to École secondaire Grande-Rivière to support their annual tree planting initiative.

An update on the city's Urban Forestry Plan, detailing efforts to maintain and expand the city's tree canopy and green spaces.

This item acknowledges the formal submission of documents by a citizen regarding the management and health of street trees in the Vieux-Aylmer sector. These documents have been distributed to council members for their review.

Council approved a modification to the boulevard Saint-Joseph redevelopment project. The chosen option includes a sidewalk and 12 parking spaces, which will result in the removal of three additional trees.

This item authorizes the purchase and planting of trees for reforestation efforts within the city. This is part of the city's ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability and urban canopy management.

The City is establishing a commemorative program that allows citizens to purchase trees, benches, and plaques to honor the memory of deceased individuals in public parks and spaces. This program follows previous council discussions and is limited to memorializing deceased persons.

The city is establishing a new program that allows residents to purchase trees or benches as commemorative tributes in public spaces.

Council approved a new commemorative program allowing citizens to purchase trees, benches, or plaques to honor the memory of deceased individuals in public spaces. Councillor Tiffany-Lee Norris Parent voted against the motion.

The committee awarded contracts to two firms for watering planters and trees across the city. The contracts include provisions for annual price adjustments and potential one-year renewals.

A presentation providing an update on the city's progress in implementing the 2023-2030 Urban Forestry Plan, which outlines strategies for tree canopy management and urban greening.

The commission will receive an update on the city's initiative to establish an urban nursery, which is part of efforts to increase tree canopy and green space within the city.