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Community relations

Community Investments

Through the implementation of its community investment program, Davie aims to structure and strengthen its approach in order to support projects that promote the socioeconomic development of Vieux Lauzon or any other significant project in Lévis and the surrounding region. This initiative has several key objectives:

Improve residents’ quality of life
Boost the vitality of the community, particularly by promoting local initiatives
Strengthen the community fabric

See our program for full details and to access the application form:

Download the following form to complete your application: Davie Visibility and Budget Grid

Write to Us! Davie has implemented ongoing communication procedures to address any concerns, questions, reports, or comments from the community with transparency and integrity.

Do you have any questions or wish to report something? We’d love to hear from you!

Open and Ongoing Communication

We are dedicated to finding better ways to engage with our community and neighbours. Our goal is to become a leading example in the shipyard industry for community relations. To achieve this, we have recently implemented several improvements, including:

Managing reports
Making our teams accessible to address your questions and comments
Increasing our presence and participation in local activities
Initiating consultations with First Nations to upgrade our facilities
Improving our communication tools
Establishing a formal, ongoing exchange mechanism between the Liaison Committee and the community

Liaison Committee

Through four meetings per year, the Liaison Committee, facilitates a genuine dialogue between Davie, its stakeholders, and the community. These meetings provide members with the opportunity to voice their opinions, discuss operations, present and enhance various industrial and community projects, as well as gather suggestions and feedback for the continuous improvement of Davie.

The Liaison Committee is made up of citizens and community organizations, and focuses on three main objectives:

• Provide a space for dialogue, information sharing, and collaborative problem-solving between Davie representatives and stakeholders involved in the shipyard’s modernization and operations.

• Collaborate on the planning and implementation of Davie projects to better meet the expectations of the community and stakeholders.

• Develop a shared understanding of the environmental, social, and economic challenges and opportunities associated with Davie’s modernization and operations.

Committee Members

Neighbourhood

Picard, Liz-Ann — Nearby sector*
Cossette, Isabelle — Nearby sector*
Picard, Roger — Central sector*
Lemyre, Normand, — Central sector*
Béland, Patrick, — Eastern sector*
Vignola, Eric — Eastern sector*
Royer, Sophie — Western sector*
Madore, Jean — Western sector*

Municipal, Government, and Institutional Bodies

Biron, Olivier — Municipal Councillor, District 13, Bienville, City of Lévis
Slaoui, Houda — Director of Sustainable Mobility, City of Lévis
Hamelin, Patrick — Director of Urban Planning, City of Lévis
Murphy, Claudia — Environmental Engineer, Ministère de l’Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs

Environmental and Community Relations Organizations

Breton, Josée — General Manager, Conseil régional de l’environnement Chaudière-Appalaches (CRECA)
Verreault Dubreuil, Marie-Claude — Development officer, Corporation de développement communautaire de Lévis