Montréal Motions

The resolution unanimously adopts a regulation on the supplemental retirement benefits for the professionals of Montreal.

The city council unanimously adopted a declaration on May 17, 2026, against homophobia and exclusion, to encourage inclusion.

The municipal council of Montreal unanimously adopts a declaration of support for the homeless and thanks the Maison Mobile organization. No new measures or municipal services are planned.

The municipal council adopts a declaration in support of the bill aimed at maintaining Anjou–Louis-Riel in East Montreal.

Montreal adopts a resolution recognizing Africa Day and invites residents to celebrate on May 25, 2026.

The municipal council of Montreal adopts a declaration recognizing Jewish Heritage Month in May and calls to fight against anti-Semitism.

The municipal council adopts a motion to review the residential purchase assistance program and create a rent support fund to prevent homelessness.

The official opposition proposes to regulate the use of AI by municipal political parties. It emphasizes the risks of misinformation and data protection.

Resolution on the adoption of a regulation amending the rates of the agglomeration for 2026, reviewed on April 23, 2026.

The motion authorizes the submission of the application for the Grand parc de l'Ouest, Cap-Saint-Jacques sector, to obtain the Urban Night Sky Place designation from DarkSky International.

Resolution to award the contract to Pronex Excavation Inc. for the reconstruction of a 500 mm water main on Guy Street, for $28,921,033.25.

The council motion authorizes an additional expenditure of $162,897.98 for the restoration of heritage walls in the Grand West Park.

The municipal council adopts a resolution authorizing a loan of $213,405,000 for vehicles and equipment. The bylaw would be submitted for approval by the Minister of Municipal Affairs.

Motion approving the design-build contract for the Baldwin pool. The allocation for the decontamination of soils at Baldwin North increases by $714,489.81.

The municipal council grants SES-Integration Inc. a 33-month contract for the maintenance and inspection of backflow prevention devices for $261,749.79. The decision was adopted unanimously.

The municipal council extends the fire station cleaning contract by 12 months and spends $166,718.05, totaling $796,040.83, starting May 1, 2026.

The municipal council awarded Gérald Théorêt inc. the sewer, water and roadway contract in Saint-Laurent for $5,852,168.79 taxes included.

A council resolution allocates $10,019,500 in 2026 and $10,280,007 in 2027 to the Pointe-à-Callière Museum and $348,000 annually for Fire Station No. 1.

The resolution orders $870,000 in support. It targets Friends of the Mountain and the Mountain Center, mission 2026-2029.

The resolution authorizes Lemay CO inc. to carry out the preliminary file for the greenhouses at the Montreal Botanical Garden for $874,564.77 taxes included, and provides for a performance evaluation.

The municipal council approves a $1.6M contract to be a sales point for the Passport Space for Life, 2026-2028, in Montreal.

The municipal council unanimously adopts a direction in favor of a regulation on a grant for electrical connection. The decision does not adopt the regulation at this time.

The municipal council recommends a five-year framework agreement with Simco Technologies Inc. for the engineering of water facilities, up to $3,216,425.63 taxes included, with a two-year extension.

The city of Montreal adopts a resolution approving a 24-month parcel delivery framework agreement, with a 12-month extension option, for $612,658.08.