Montréal Motions

The municipal council approves a partnership agreement with Embrase Business Advisors Inc. for the Entrepreneurship Fair of StartupFest 2026. The contract totals $551,880, taxes included.

Municipal council motion proposes to grant $5.6M to Montréal International for 2026-2029 to attract foreign direct investment and promote the local economy.

Resolution: conclude a 60-month framework agreement with MLC Associés inc. for architecture and engineering, max $632,213.03 and contingencies of $126,442.61.

Montreal Unanimously Adopts a Municipal Protocol for Managing Encampments, Adopting a Tolerant Stance and Adjusting Interventions.

The council extends the free loan of the premises of the Chalet du Mont-Royal for Les Amis de la Montagne, grant estimated at $35,331.38.

The municipal council adopts a resolution on a transfer of $152,100 in the 2026 budget, bringing control to the agglomeration, according to the Reflex 3 Agreement (2025-2029).

The municipal council adopts a direction to submit a PRIMEAU 2023 assistance application for Atwater and Côte-des-Neiges reservoir; Montreal commits to pay eligible, ineligible costs and cost overruns.

The municipal resolution approves the addendum to the agreement between the Ministry and the City for the control of wastewater discharges during rain, signed by the mayor and the clerk.

The municipal resolution unanimously approves the name 'Sisters of Sainte-Anne Park' for the new park in Lachine.

The motion would aim to authorize the loan of $96 million to extend the industrial collector north of Notre-Dame, affecting Anjou and Montreal-East, during the session on May 19, 2026.

The municipal council submits a regulation to transform parts of buildings at 933 Rachel Street East into a return location for deposit containers. Potential adoption not specified; the operator remains unknown.

The municipal council adopts a resolution approving a 20-month animal services contract, starting May 1, 2026, for $2,066,684.87.

The council extends the snow removal contracts for Anjou, Montreal-Nord, and Pierrefonds-Roxboro by 12 months and authorizes an additional $7,399,240.83, bringing the total to $26,664,219.58.

The council extends the towing contracts for snow removal in three boroughs by 12 months. It adds $866,866.46 bringing the total to $2,489,096.46.

Motion approving framework agreements for the purchase of bollards and delineators, lots 1 and 2, for $1,194,122.99 and $121,729.78.

The resolution approves a sole contract for payment services from June 1 to November 30, 2026, for $2,957,415.06.

The municipal council adopts a resolution amending the lease for 20,000 square feet at 80 Queen Street starting July 1, 2026, and authorizes budget transfers for 2026-2027.

The council adopts a resolution authorizing a contract for 150 Windows Server licenses and 8 SQL Server licenses, costing $490,152.36 and providing for a contingency of $73,522.86.

Municipal council motion: grant Solutions Necando Inc. the contract for the renewal of MongoDB support for 36 months starting June 5, 2026, for $313,903.72.

Municipal council motion: retain Systematix Technologies de l’Information Inc. for a 36-month framework agreement; maximum amount of $1,310,505.75 taxes included.

The municipal council authorizes an additional expenditure of $29,177.93 for the contract with Cloud Software Group. The expenditure brings the total of the contract to $224,022.16.

The council awards the Saint-Jacques retention contract for $68,607,794.29 with contingencies included in the Sud-Ouest borough.

The council resolution authorizes an additional expenditure of $153,434.14 for the professional services of monitoring the park work, bringing the contract to $1,917,926.73.

The council adopts a resolution congratulating the Montreal restaurants distinguished by Michelin 2026. Event at City Hall; 49 restaurants, 7 Bib Gourmand, 28 on Canada’s 100 Best.