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Gatineau City Council

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Gatineau City Council

Conseil municipal de Gatineau
2021–2025 term
Coat of arms or logo
Coat of arms of Gatineau
Type
Type
Unicameral city council
Leadership
Speaker
Steven Boivin, Independent
since November 7, 2021
Structure
Seats19 plus the Mayor
Political groups
  Action Gatineau (10)
  Independent (10)
Length of term
Four years, renewable
AuthorityCharter of the Ville de Gatineau
SalaryCA$57,660[1]
Elections
Last election
November 7, 2021
(20 seats)
Next election
November 2, 2025
(20 seats)
Meeting place
Jean-Despréz Hall
Maison du Citoyen
Gatineau, Quebec
Website
gatineau.ca

The Gatineau City Council (French: Conseil municipal de Gatineau) is the governing body for the mayor–council government in the city of Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. It is composed of 19 city councillors and the mayor. The mayor is elected at large, while each councillor represents wards throughout the city. Council members are elected to four-year terms, with the last election being on November 7, 2021. The council meets at the Maison du Citoyen in the Hull sector. Much of the council's work is done in the standing committees made up of sub-groups of councillors. The decisions made in these committees are presented to the full council and voted upon.

The head of the city council is called the speaker. The current speaker is Steven Boivin, the Independent city councillor for Aylmer District.

Committees and commissions

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Standing Committees

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  • Audit Committee
  • Demolition Requests Committee
  • Executive Committee
  • Finance Committee
  • Investment and Asset Management Committee
  • Toponymy Committee

Advisory Committees

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  • Agriculture
  • Urban Planning

Other committees and commissions

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  • Citizen Participation Working Committee
  • Housing Shock Committee
  • Arts, Culture, Literature and Heritage Commission
  • Community Life Commission
  • Economic Development Commission
  • Environment and Climate Change Commission
  • Gatineau, ville en santé Commission
  • Public Safety Commission
  • Seniors Commission
  • Transportation, Sustainable Transit and Safety Commission
  • Youth Commission

2021–2025 members

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Further information: 2021 Gatineau municipal election
A map showing the 2021-2025 membership of the council, excluding the Mayor, by district.
Name Party District
  France Bélisle (until February 22, 2024) Independent Mayor
  Maude Marquis-Bissonnette (since June 18, 2024) Action Gatineau
  Steven Boivin Independent Aylmer (1)
  Gilles Chagnon Independent Lucerne (2)
  Caroline Murray Action Gatineau Deschênes (3)
  Bettyna Belizaire Action Gatineau Plateau (4)
  Anik Des Marais Action Gatineau Mitigomijokan (5)
  Jocelyn Blondin Independent Manoir-des-Trembles–Val-Tétreau (6)
  Steve Moran Action Gatineau Hull–Wright (7)
  Louise Boudrias (until August 14, 2022)[2] Independent Parc-de-la-Montagne–Saint-Raymond (8)
  Marc Bureau (from October 23, 2022) Independent
  Isabelle N. Miron Action Gatineau Orée-du-Parc (9)
  Louis Sabourin Action Gatineau Limbour (10)
  Tiffany-Lee Norris Parent Action Gatineau Touraine (11)
  Mike Duggan Independent Pointe-Gatineau (12)
  Olive Kamanyana (until April 25, 2024) Independent Carrefour-de-l'Hôpital (13)
  Catherine Craig-St-Louis (from June 10, 2024) Action Gatineau
  Daniel Champagne Independent Versant (14)
  Alicia Brunet-Lacasse Action Gatineau Bellevue (15)
  Denis Girouard Independent Lac-Beauchamp (16)
  Jean Lessard Independent Rivière-Blanche (17)
  Mario Aubé Independent Masson-Angers (18)
  Edmond Leclerc Independent Buckingham (19)

2017–2021 members

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Further information: 2017 Gatineau municipal election
Name Party District
  Maxime Pedneaud-Jobin Action Gatineau Mayor
  Audrey Bureau Independent Aylmer (1)
  Gilles Chagnon Independent Lucerne (2)
  Mike Duggan Independent Deschênes (3)
  Maude Marquis-Bissonnette Action Gatineau Plateau (4)
  Jocelyn Blondin Independent Manoir-des-Trembles-Val-Tétreau (5)
  Isabelle N. Miron Action Gatineau Orée-du-Parc (6)
  Louise Boudrias Independent Parc-de-la-Montagne-Saint-Raymond (7)
  Cédric Tessier Action Gatineau Hull-Wright (8)
  Renée Amyot Action Gatineau Limbour (9)
  Nathalie Lemieux Independent Touraine (10)
  Myriam Nadeau Action Gatineau Pointe-Gatineau (11)
  Gilles Carpentier Independent Carrefour-de-l'Hôpital (12)
  Daniel Champagne Independent Versant (13)
  Pierre Lanthier Independent Bellevue (14)
  Jean-François LeBlanc Independent Lac-Beauchamp (15)
  Jean Lessard Independent Rivière-Blanche (16)
  Marc Carrière Independent Masson-Angers (17)
  Martin Lajeunesse Action Gatineau Buckingham (18)

2013–2017 members

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Further information: 2013 Gatineau municipal election
Name Party District
  Maxime Pedneaud-Jobin Action Gatineau Mayor
  Josée Lacasse Independent Aylmer (1)
  Mike Duggan Independent Lucerne (2)
  Richard M. Bégin Action Gatineau Deschênes (3)
  Maxime Tremblay Independent Plateau (4)
  Jocelyn Blondin Independent Manoir-des-Trembles-Val-Tétreau (5)
  Mireille Apollon Action Gatineau Orée-du-Parc (6)
  Louise Boudrias Independent Parc-de-la-Montagne-Saint-Raymond (7)
  Denise Laferrière Independent Hull-Wright (8)
  Cédric Tessier Independent Limbour (9)
  Denis Tassé Independent Touraine (10)
  Myriam Nadeau Action Gatineau Pointe-Gatineau (11)
  Gilles Carpentier Independent Carrefour-de-l'Hôpital (12)
  Daniel Champagne Independent Versant (13)
  Sylvie Goneau Independent Bellevue (14)
  Stéphane Lauzon (until October 19, 2015) Independent Lac-Beauchamp (15)
  Jean-François Leblanc (since March 7, 2016) Independent
  Jean Lessard Independent Rivière-Blanche (16)
  Marc Carrière Independent Masson-Angers (17)
  Martin Lajeunesse Action Gatineau Buckingham (18)

2009–2013 members

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Further information: 2009 Gatineau municipal election
Name Party District
  Marc Bureau Independent Mayor
  Stefan Psenak Independent (until June 16, 2012) Aylmer (1)
  Action Gatineau (since June 16, 2012)
  André Laframboise Independent (until June 16, 2012) Lucerne (2)
  Action Gatineau (since June 16, 2012)
  Alain Riel Independent Deschênes (3)
  Maxime Tremblay Independent Plateau–Manoir-des-Trembles (4)
  Patrice Martin Independent Wright–Parc-de-la-Montagne (5)
  Mireille Apollon Independent (until June 16, 2012) Orée-du-Parc (6)
  Action Gatineau (since June 16, 2012)
  Pierre Philion Independent Saint-Raymond–Vanier (7)
  Denise Laferrière Independent Hull–Val-Tétreau (8)
  Nicole Champagne Independent Limbour (9)
  Denis Tassé Independent Touraine (10)
  Luc Angers Independent (until June 16, 2012) Promenades District (11)
  Action Gatineau (since June 16, 2012)
  Patsy Bouthillette Independent Carrefour-de-l'Hôpital (12)
  Joseph De Sylva Independent Versant (13)
  Sylvie Goneau Independent Bellevue (14)
  Stéphane Lauzon Independent Lac-Beauchamp (15)
  Yvon Boucher Independent Rivière-Blanche (16)
  Luc Montreuil Independent Masson-Angers (17)
  Maxime Pedneaud-Jobin Independent (until June 16, 2012) Buckingham (18)
  Action Gatineau (since June 16, 2012)

2005–2009 members

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Name Party District
  Marc Bureau Independent Mayor
  Frank Thérien Independent Aylmer (1)
  André Laframboise Independent Lucerne (2)
  Alain Riel Independent Deschênes (3)
  Alain Pilon Independent Plateau–Manoir-des-Trembles (4)
  Patrice Martin Independent Wright–Parc-de-la-Montagne (5)
  Louise Poirier (until August 10, 2008)[3] Independent Orée-du-Parc (6)
  Claude Millette (since October 26, 2008) Independent
  Pierre Philion Independent Saint-Raymond–Vanier (7)
  Denise Laferrière Independent Hull (8)
  Simon Racine Independent Limbour (9)
  Denis Tassé Independent Riverains (10)
  Luc Angers Independent Promenades District (11)
  Joseph De Sylva Independent Versant (12)
  Richard Côté Independent Bellevue (13)
  Aurèle Desjardins Independent Lac-Beauchamp (14)
  Yvon Boucher Independent Rivière-Blanche (15)
  Luc Montreuil Independent Masson-Angers (16)
  Jocelyne Houle Independent Buckingham (17)

2002–2005 members

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Further information: 2001 Gatineau municipal election
Name Party District
  Yves Ducharme Independent Mayor
  Andé Levac Independent Aylmer (1)
  Alain Labonté Independent Lucerne (2)
  André Touchet (until September 11, 2002)[4] Independent Deschênes (3)
  Richard Jennings (since November 24, 2002) Independent
  Lawrence Cannon Independent Val-Tétreau (4)
  Marc Bureau Independent Wright–Parc-de-la-Montagne (5)
  Louise Poirier Independent Orée-du-Parc (6)
  Pierre Philion Independent Saint-Raymond–Vanier (7)
  Denise Laferrière Independent Hull (8)
  Simon Racine Independent Limbour (9)
  Thérèse Cyr Independent Riverains (10)
  Paul Morin Independent Promenades (11)
  Joseph De Sylva Independent Versant (12)
  Richard Côté Independent Bellevue (13)
  Aurèle Desjardins Independent Lac-Beauchamp (14)
  Yvon Boucher Independent Rivière-Blanche (15)
  Luc Montreuil Independent Masson-Angers (16)
  Jocelyne Houle Independent Buckingham (17)

Pre-amaglamated Gatineau City Councils

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Ville de Gatineau (1975-2001)

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1999–2001 members

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Name Party District
  Robert Labine Independent Mayor
  Jean-Guy Binet Independent Limbour (1)
  Thérèse Cyr Independent Touraine (2)
  Marcel Schryer Independent Ruisseau (3)
  Richard Canuel Independent Le Baron (4)
  Joseph De Sylva Independent Montée-Paiement (5)
  Jacques-R. Forget Independent Centre-Ville (6)
  Paul Morin Independent Baie (7)
  Pierre Durand Independent Des Pionniers (8)
  Aurèle Desjardins Independent Moulin (9)
  Richard Côté Independent Bellevue (10)
  Jean-Pierre Charette Independent Belles-Rives (11)
  Yvon Boucher Independent Rivière-Blanche (12)

References

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  1. ^ "Salaries of Gatineau elected officials on the rise". Aylmer Bulletin. January 10, 2019. Retrieved March 13, 2024.
  2. ^ "Gatineau councillor Louise Boudrias dead at 62". CBC. Retrieved 2022-09-12.
  3. ^ "Gatineau councillor announces surprise resignation". CJOH-DT. Ottawa, Ontario. June 23, 2008. Retrieved March 16, 2024.
  4. ^ "Avis de décès de André Touchet" (in Canadian French). Gatineau, Quebec: MesAïeux. September 13, 2002. Retrieved March 16, 2024.
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