AGENDA – MUNICIPAL COUNCIL – MEETING OF MARCH 17, 2026
⭐ Notable items (4)
The council is considering a motion to officially support the demands of a community sector strike movement. This movement advocates for better funding and working conditions for community organizations in Gatineau.
This is the second step in a special urban planning process (PPCMOI) to allow specific commercial and industrial activities at 95-105 boulevard de la Technologie. This change is necessary to permit business operations that do not strictly align with current zoning rules.
Councillor Jean Lessard has given notice of a proposal to install an illuminated pedestrian crossing at the intersection of avenue du Cheval-Blanc, rue des Fauvettes, and rue de la Galéasse. This project aims to increase safety for pedestrians in that area.
The city is seeking authorization to apply for provincial funding under the OASIS program. This grant would help finance projects designed to protect the city from the negative effects of climate change, specifically extreme heat and flooding.
This item addresses a change in the membership of the city's Youth Commission. It involves formalizing the departure of a current member and appointing a replacement to ensure the committee remains fully staffed.
The council is considering a motion to officially support the demands of a community sector strike movement. This movement advocates for better funding and working conditions for community organizations in Gatineau.
This is the second step in a special urban planning process (PPCMOI) to allow specific commercial and industrial activities at 95-105 boulevard de la Technologie. This change is necessary to permit business operations that do not strictly align with current zoning rules.
Councillor Jean Lessard has given notice that he will propose a change to the traffic lights at the intersection of Maloney and du Cheval-Blanc. The goal is to add a dedicated right-turn signal to improve traffic flow for drivers turning onto boulevard Maloney.
Councillor Jean Lessard has given notice of a proposal to install an illuminated pedestrian crossing at the intersection of avenue du Cheval-Blanc, rue des Fauvettes, and rue de la Galéasse. This project aims to increase safety for pedestrians in that area.
The city will formally recognize March 26, 2026, as National Collective Kitchens Day. This proclamation highlights the importance of community-based food preparation programs in supporting local residents.
The city is seeking authorization to apply for provincial funding under the OASIS program. This grant would help finance projects designed to protect the city from the negative effects of climate change, specifically extreme heat and flooding.