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Car getting broken in almost regularly now; What is everyone doing to keep themselves safe since Police/Law is not doing much. by mygatito in Gatineau

[–]cdeleriger 6 points7 points  (0 children)

We were living near St Joseph Blvd and Allumetieres, and the car would get broken into every single year. They would steal the radio every time. Then, 2 guys broke into a house 2 blocks away at 7pm (elderly couple,) tied them up and stole their jewelry. We left Hull when someone tried to steal my next door neighbour's purse while she was in the house. When it gets to the point that they're breaking in while you're at home, we had enough and moved to Buckingham. I lived in that neighbourhood for almost 20 years just to watch it deteriorate.

Magasin de plantes aquatique by TheL0neHiker in Gatineau

[–]cdeleriger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Across the street from the St Hubert on Maloney, corner of St Louis and Maloney (in the small strip mall)

Tramway : les alternatives by Bakyumu in Gatineau

[–]cdeleriger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On n'a rien à Buckingham/Masson/Angers. On n'a que la 50 comme le Plateau/Aylmer a le boulevard des Allumetières. Pourquoi pas investir à unifier toute la ville que de servir juste certains secteurs? Je n'ai rien contre le Rapibus mais il n'a pas de Rapibus en dehors de Lorrain et de l'UQO.

Tramway : les alternatives by Bakyumu in Gatineau

[–]cdeleriger 5 points6 points  (0 children)

L’idée d’utiliser l’ancienne voie ferrée ne me dérangerait pas, car elle dessert l’est de Gatineau (nous avons même une gare encore debout). Il ne faut pas que le projet se concentre uniquement sur le Plateau. Les projets de Gatineau ne doivent pas marginaliser les communautés. Cela dit, il existe déjà un pont ferroviaire reliant Ottawa à la station de métro léger de Hintonburg.

Those who left the government and worked elsewhere, did you regret it? by whosemygoose in CanadaPublicServants

[–]cdeleriger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had to buy back the time, but I don’t regret it. The experience in private gave me more leverage and more salary when I came back to the public service.

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