« La ministre des Affaires municipales, Mme Andrée Laforest, annonce une avancée dans la démarche visant l’adoption de nouvelles orientations gouvernementales en aménagement du territoire (OGAT) avec la publication d’une OGAT en matière d’habitation Cet hyperlien s’ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre. »

“The 2023-2027 Implementation Plan, unveiled on June 26, 2023, presents the measures and actions that will be deployed to realize the strategic vision of the Politique nationale de l’architecture et de l’aménagement du territoire (PNAAT). It aims to create the conditions that will contribute to improving the quality of life of Quebecers everywhere, for the benefit of future generations, while strengthening collaboration with partners in the field. //The implementation plan (PMO) presents strategic measures and specific actions, grouped under nine objectives. Six strategic measures form the core of the actions the government will deploy to implement the Policy. These measures, which are cross-cutting in nature, will contribute to the implementation of the four axes of the Policy (see the summary document (PDF 452 Ko) of the PMO).”

“On June 6, 2022, the Québec government unveiled the PNAAT. This policy, drawn up following several consultation processes, is structured around four areas: // quality living environments that meet the population’s needs; // planning that preserves and enhances natural environments and agricultural land; – dynamic and authentic communities throughout Québec; // greater concern for land and architecture in public action. // The PNAAT represents a new vision to guide collective action concerning architecture and land-use planning. It will allow complete, healthy, lasting, inclusive and human-scale living environments to be built.”

“Assistance of $43.7 million over five years is thus set aside to support municipal stakeholders in achieving the objectives of the PNAAT and carrying out quality development projects. // The implementation of a modern system for monitoring planning issues, at a national and regional level, will enable the government and RCMs to track changes in land-use planning in order to base their planning choices on conclusive data. // With the help of researchers and university partners, this measure involves drawing up and tracking changes in national and local indicators and compiling five-year reviews. // An amount of $17.4 million over six years is provided for the implementation of a monitoring system to keep track of the achievement of the objectives of the PNAAT.”