The organizing committee of les Jeux de Montréal would like to know your opinion on the quality of your experience during your participation in the 47th edition.
That you are a participant, a parent or a visitor, your opinion is important to know our strengths and areas for improvement to prepare you for another great edition in 2025!
It will only take a few minutes to complete and Try to win one of the 2 prizes: a one-year Duo/Family subscription to the Mc Cord Stewart Museum OR a 2-hour access for 1 person to the Tyroparc de La Cité des Bois
Please complete this survey before Monday, May 1st at 11:59 pm.
For several years now, the Montreal Games have been taking concrete actions to reduce its environmental impact.
This year, our transition is accelerating thanks to a collaboration with RECYC-QUÉBEC and new ecoresponsible actions!
Participants, families, volunteers and all stakeholders of the Montreal Games are invited to be involved and aware of the ecoresponsible aspects of the event.
GREEN ACTIONS
Here are the actions to adopt during the Montreal Games:
Get information from the Green Squad to learn how to take concrete eco-responsible actions.
Bring your own reusable water bottle: water fountains are available at all competition sites, and say “no thanks” when offered a straw.
Use reusable packaging to bring a snack or lunch: cloth snack bags, utensils like the ones you use at home, washable and reusable containers, etc.
Maintain a high level of cleanliness by picking up your garbage and food scraps.
Encourage more use of public transportation and carpooling to get to the various Jeux de Montréal venues.
OUR ACTIONS
Green Squad
Presence on the biggest competition sites.
A kiosk dedicated to raising awareness of eco-friendly gestures will be present on the 3 fan zone sites.
Raise public awareness of eco-responsible actions.
Provide information on how to properly sort compostable, recyclable and disposable materials.
Reducing our plastic consumption
Raise awareness and encourage participants, the public, employees and volunteers to carry a reusable bottle.
Reduce the presence of plastic bottles.
Reduce the use of plastic boxes and straws.
Reduce our paper consumption
Reduce the number of printed posters.
Minimize paper printing.
Reuse communication materials from previous years.
Use online registration forms.
Offer the volunteer guide on a digital interface.
Recycle & Compost
Ensure that the sorting bins are visible and available to participants on all sites (cardboard, glass, plastic, compost…).
Encourage the public and participants to use the appropriate sorting bins for each material (biodegradable or recyclable) by communicating on our social media.
Use compostable or recyclable lunch boxes for all our volunteers.
Use public transportation
Provide all necessary information on our website regarding access to competition sites by public transportation.
Select competition venues based on their access to public transportation.
Encourage participants and the public to use environmentally responsible modes of transportation: public transportation, carpooling, walking, biking, etc.
Local suppliers
Favour local and environmentally responsible suppliers.
Use sustainable suppliers offering a vegetarian option for the food offer.
