Montréal Motions

The municipal council adopts a motion for an additional expenditure of $113,996.31, bringing the contract to $1,351,965.25, for electrical work at the city hall of Montreal.

The municipal council unanimously adopts the offer to design and supervise the replacement of the synthetic turf at Rutherford Park, borough of Ville-Marie. No amount is indicated.

Montreal agglomeration council approves a resolution to extend two waste-service contracts by 12 months, adding about $3.85 million.

The municipal resolution calls on the agglomeration council to adopt a regulation amending the program for compensating increases in property taxes for artists' studios in Montreal, April 23, 2026.

The council adopts a resolution concluding a 60-month framework agreement with WSP Canada Inc. for services and commissioning, cost of $1,571,064.39 and contingencies of $314,212.88.

A resolution authorizes the 12-month extension of the maintenance contract for the SPVM's automated dispatch system, additional cost of $953,389.64 CAD and contingencies of $47,669.48 CAD.

The resolution authorizes the awarding of the contract to Systèmes Urbains inc. for the electrical streamlining of the Saint-Michel Environmental Complex – phase 2 for $1,091,693.37.

The council approves the lease of the lot at 505 De Maisonneuve East Boulevard with Pomerleau Inc. for storage and parking; 2 years, $100,000 excluding taxes.

The municipal council approves the rental of a space at 3680 Jeanne-Mance Street, to L’Autre Montréal, for three years, with a rent of $31,254.60 and a grant estimated at $67,631.88.

The council approves two sole-source contracts for hospitality and equipment rental at Mount Royal Park, covering three years for $457,650.

The resolution approves a framework agreement for traffic signal materials with a ceiling of $2,892,311.10, all taxes included.

The municipal council adopts a motion to extend admission hours during special events in Montreal for summer 2026, involving four Montreal business development organizations.

A resolution authorizes a climate agreement between Montreal and Ouranos Inc. for three years starting June 16, 2026, with $517,387.50 and $300,000 in kind.

Municipal council authorizes an expenditure of $442,493.55 for Sanaaq center, bringing the contract to $3,017,059.93 with Architecture 49 inc., Pelletier de Fontenay inc. and Cima+ s.e.n.c.

The council authorizes budget transfers of $400,000 to the Service of Borough Coordination and Citizen Experience and adjusts the envelope for 2027 and subsequent years.

A motion from the municipal council authorizes the submission of a financial assistance request for a road safety plan in a municipal environment.

The council adopts a resolution to approve a free lease between the City and Îlot 84 on land of 78,244 square feet, from April 1 to October 31, 2026-2027.

Resolution: Montreal approves a sole-source contract and a sales point for the Passport Space for Life for 2026-2028, totaling $1,160,000.

The municipal council unanimously adopts a resolution celebrating Asian Heritage Month in May 2026 and promises to support Chinatown and combat racism.

The Montreal city council adopts a declaration to highlight World Book and Copyright Day on April 23.

The Montreal City Council Adopts a Resolution to Commemorate the Armenian Genocide and the Day of April 24, 2026.

The municipal council rejected an opposition motion on asset governance for Namur-Hippodrome; 130M$ federal and 190M$ municipal were mentioned in context.

Motion on Short-Term Rentals Rejected by the Montreal Municipal Council. It aimed to strengthen the rules to protect housing.

The City of Montreal adopts a motion allocating 10 to 15% of the PDI to climate adaptation and green infrastructure, with an annual report on the Climate Plan.