Montréal Motions

The city council of Montreal unanimously adopts a regulation amending the pension plan for white-collar workers; adoption announced on April 20, 2026.

The city council adopts a resolution to modify the pension plan for municipal foremen. No information on costs is published.

The council adopts a bylaw closing an alley and creates a public easement for telecommunications and energy on lot 6 709 470 and parts of lots 6 709 471–473.

Municipal resolution authorizes a loan of $18.5M to restore heritage buildings as part of the cultural agreement of Montreal. Approval from the Minister of Municipal Affairs is required.

Resolution: the municipal council of Montreal unanimously adopts a regulation amending the grant rules for the electrical connection of certain buildings, on April 20, 2026.

The municipal council adopts regulation 26-006 amending the tariffs for the soccer stadium and the Claude-Robillard complex.

The municipal resolution authorizes a loan of $2,361,700 for the Pointe-à-Callière museum. Repayment and ministerial approval remain to be specified.

The municipal council unanimously adopts the draft regulation on the code of ethics for cabinet staff on April 20, 2026.

Montreal unanimously adopts an ethics code for elected officials on April 20, 2026.

The City Council would authorize a loan of $10,538,000 for the development of a park around the Fort-Lorette archaeological site, subject to approval by the Minister of Municipal Affairs.

The resolution authorizes the agreement between the STM and the City to extend the blue line, and approves an expenditure of $3,808,451.29.

The resolution approves the intermunicipal agreement for a water shuttle as part of the River by Bike project. The service is planned for 2026-2028, with possible extension in 2029 and 2030.

The resolution approves an arrears agreement with Hydro-Québec covering 2014-2025 for bike paths and parks, in the amount of $125,167.62.

Municipal resolution: Montreal appoints Diodati as Vice-President and Charpentier as Alternate for three years. Sabourin becomes a regular member until September 17, 2027, starting March 25, 2026.

The municipal council recommends granting UAP Inc. a cloud-based vehicle diagnostic contract for $867,933.26 over 36 months and evaluating its performance.

Municipal motion authorizing an additional expenditure of $1,055,231.53 to reconstruct a water line under Saint-Antoine Ouest Street. The contract reaches $5,869,794.02.

The municipal council approves the transfer of $121,873.50 for the Viau Municipal Workshops, bringing the contingency budget to $261,249.63.

Council motion adopts a one-year extension of the framework agreement and an additional expenditure of $2,121,767.30, bringing the total to $7,795,265.44 for crushed stone.

The municipal council adopts a part of the inventory of heritage buildings constructed before 1940 for Ville-Marie; 5,632 buildings included.

The city council unanimously approves the awarding of a motorcycle contract to the SPVM for $459,082.53, taxes included. A contingency budget of $68,862.38 is provided.

Resolution: the municipal council adopts the orientation of March 23, 2026, with a view to a regulation amending the grant rules of AccèsLogis Montréal for cooperative and non-profit housing.

The municipal resolution approves a grant of $3,071,550 to SOVERDI for greening and the canopy, from March 24 to December 31, 2026.

Motion: The city authorizes an expenditure of $536,301.40 for lot 2 of telephone; the agreements total $18,294,324.12 and will be charged to the technology budget.

Motion of the municipal council recommending the exercise of the second 12-month extension of the police service maintenance contract, providing for $275,018.02 and $27,501.80 in contingencies, adopted unanimously.