AGENDA – Youth Commission – 1st meeting 2025 – January 18, 2025 – 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
⭐ Notable items (4)
Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette will discuss preparations for an upcoming Youth Summit and celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Youth Commission. This initiative aims to engage young residents in municipal affairs and shape future city policies for youth.
The city department will present a review of how outdoor skating rinks are distributed and managed across Gatineau. This discussion is important for residents as it evaluates the accessibility and maintenance of winter recreational facilities.
A presentation on the 'Génér’Action Climat' project, an environmental education initiative aimed at engaging youth in climate action.
A session for high school representatives to voice concerns and follow up on specific issues affecting youth in the community.
Formal approval of the meeting agenda to ensure all scheduled topics are addressed.
Review and formal filing of the minutes from the previous meeting to track progress on past decisions.
Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette will discuss preparations for an upcoming Youth Summit and celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Youth Commission. This initiative aims to engage young residents in municipal affairs and shape future city policies for youth.
The city department will present a review of how outdoor skating rinks are distributed and managed across Gatineau. This discussion is important for residents as it evaluates the accessibility and maintenance of winter recreational facilities.
Discussion regarding the network of student councils to foster better communication between local schools and the municipal government.
An update on the outreach program where city representatives visit local schools to promote municipal services and the adogatineau.ca youth portal.
A presentation on the 'Génér’Action Climat' project, an environmental education initiative aimed at engaging youth in climate action.
A session for high school representatives to voice concerns and follow up on specific issues affecting youth in the community.
Elected officials provide updates on the progress of various municipal committees and commissions to ensure transparency and coordination.