Montréal Motions

The council approves the 12-month extension of the waste contract for the Saint-Laurent ecocenter, with an additional expenditure of $934,221.31, total $3,173,060.07.

Resolution unanimously adopted orders to send the notice on the revision of the land use plan of the agglomeration and requests its transmission to the Minister of Municipal Affairs and partners.

The municipal council adopts a resolution authorizing the signing of a letter of no objection for the bridge-tunnel under the tracks of the Canadian Pacific between Jean-Talon West and Wilderton.

The council awards the contract to Constructions Concreate Ltd. for $3,769,140.63, including $476,630.30 in contingencies and $114,975 in incidents.

The council adopts a motion awarding the contract to Charex Inc. for the Louvain eco-neighborhood (lot 2) and increasing the infrastructure allocation by $2,007,312.15.

Resolution: the municipal council approves two road engineering contracts awarded to Les Services EXP inc. and IGF axiom inc. for $2,247,522.68 over 48 months.

Resolution: Construction Viatek Inc. receives the road contract amounting to $5,548,240.44 for the boroughs of Ville-Marie, Outremont, Lachine, LaSalle, and Verdun.

The municipal council adopts a motion to design and renovate the roadway of the City's arterial network in preparation for the 2026 Road World Championships.

The council resolution authorizes an additional $229,950 for work and delays in the restoration of the Smith house, Mount Royal Park; total contract of $3,593,912.41.

Resolution: the city council adopts the awarding of a one-month contract to Garda s.e.n.c. for the security of the UCI Road World Championships Montreal 2026 for $880,543.17.

A resolution approves the awarding of a temporary electrical contract of $489,839.49 to Electro Performance G.L. inc. for the UCI Road Worlds Montreal 2026, for one month.

The agglomeration council would approve a loan of $12M for the water supply in the Namur-De la Savane area, Montreal.

The municipal council grants to ESII Canada Inc. a contract for the management of queues and appointments. From August 19, 2026, to August 18, 2030, cost $440,703.52.

The municipal council adopts a resolution authorizing an additional expenditure of $702,262.99 for digital services under CGI, bringing the agreement to $6,298,929.81.

The municipal council unanimously approved the removal from the public domain for the concerned land. The land will be added to the local park as part of the Campbell Ouest project.

The municipal council approves a 24-month framework agreement with Société Conseil Groupe LGS for Oracle HCM Cloud, maximum of $2,808,643.79 and two options of 12 months.

Municipal resolution: the Verdun borough takes over the Nivard-De Saint-Dizier House according to Article 85. The decision comes from the municipal council.

The resolution adopted by the municipal council extends the opening hours of stores for the promotion, from July 1 to July 5, 2026, until 11 PM.

The municipal council proposes a motion recommending to grant a 12-month contract to 4455878 Canada inc. for 22 sewer pumping stations, total cost of $1,052,017.94.

Council motion extending the pest management contract for the museums of Space for Life by 12 months and authorizing additional expenditures of $141,618.36.

The municipal council resolution grants $1.5M to ÉTS over three years for the deployment of Ax.c., and approves a disbursement agreement.

The city council resolution grants $900,000 to Québec Tech Economic Development for 2026-2029. The council also approves the draft agreement that sets the terms of disbursement.

The city council unanimously approves the renewal of the terms of Julie Marineau, Roxanne Sayegh, and Marylin Thomas at the Montreal Arts Council for three years.

Andréanne Moreau is appointed as an observer to the board of directors of the Pointe-à-Callière museum for a renewable two-year term, replacing Anne-Marie Sigouin.