MINUTES – PUBLIC – YOUTH COMMISSION – 3rd meeting – March 15, 2025 – 1:01 p.m. to 3:52 p.m.
⭐ Notable items (3)
The Urban Planning Department consulted the Youth Commission on the development of Special Planning Programs (PPUs) for downtown Gatineau/Île-de-Hull and Old Aylmer. The city is seeking input on how these neighborhoods can meet the needs of young people over the next 15 years. Residents are encouraged to participate in an online questionnaire available until March 30.
The Downtown Office (Bureau du centre-ville) is seeking a partnership with the Youth Commission to gather input on revitalizing the downtown core through projects like Place Laval, the Cultural Trail, and the revitalization of Eddy Street. The city is looking for youth-led ideas for future programming and festivals, including potential use of free space at Place Laval for non-profit organizations.
The Youth Commission discussed the upcoming Youth Summit scheduled for April 25, 2025, at the Maison du Citoyen. Members are tasked with acting as ambassadors in their schools to encourage participation, with registration opening on March 24.
The Youth Commission formally adopted the meeting agenda and announced that the meeting originally scheduled for May 10, 2025, has been moved to May 24, 2025.
The minutes from the previous meeting were officially filed with the municipal council. The winner of the mystery word contest was also announced.
Members of the Youth Commission engaged in a discussion with Berthe Miron and Louise Poirier regarding their experiences in politics and community work. This project, led by TCARO, aims to foster dialogue between generations, and a summary of the activities will be compiled at the end of the project.
The Urban Planning Department consulted the Youth Commission on the development of Special Planning Programs (PPUs) for downtown Gatineau/Île-de-Hull and Old Aylmer. The city is seeking input on how these neighborhoods can meet the needs of young people over the next 15 years. Residents are encouraged to participate in an online questionnaire available until March 30.
The Downtown Office (Bureau du centre-ville) is seeking a partnership with the Youth Commission to gather input on revitalizing the downtown core through projects like Place Laval, the Cultural Trail, and the revitalization of Eddy Street. The city is looking for youth-led ideas for future programming and festivals, including potential use of free space at Place Laval for non-profit organizations.
The Youth Commission discussed the upcoming Youth Summit scheduled for April 25, 2025, at the Maison du Citoyen. Members are tasked with acting as ambassadors in their schools to encourage participation, with registration opening on March 24.
The Youth Commission announced that 10 positions will be available for the 2025-2026 term, with candidate presentations scheduled for the May 24 meeting.
The public meeting was formally adjourned at 3:52 p.m.