Montréal Motions

Montreal adopts a resolution approving a contract of $723,833.27 for bus stops. As part of the 2026 program, the expenditure is adopted unanimously.

The council authorizes the borough of Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve to transform the former Maisonneuve market at 4375 Ontario East Street according to plans dated December 15, 2025, resolution adopted unanimously.

Resolution approving financial support of $100,000 and technical support of $57,765 over three years to study the resilience of municipalities to climate change.

City of Montreal and Montreal Transit Corporation obtain a resolution authorizing the park pavilion and the cladding of the Wiseman station in Outremont, MIL Montreal, adopted unanimously.

The resolution approves two contracts with Innovative Interfaces Inc. for the maintenance of the Sierra system and RFID components, over three years, for $1,563,103.65 taxes included.

Motion: The municipality would aim for 60-month framework agreements with Vidéotron and TELUS for data and professional services, estimated cost of $4,897,378.86.

The municipal resolution approves the greenhouse project and its funding at Frédéric-Back Park, adopted unanimously.

The municipal council adopts a resolution authorizing the submission of a funding request for a footbridge and an east-west link at Frédéric-Back Park, as part of the TAPU program.

The municipal council awards two contracts for trees and maintenance, totaling $2,456,590.55. The amounts cover 2026 to 2029.

The municipal council approves 24-month framework agreements with Sanexen Environmental Services and Loiselle for two lots, totaling $594,305.78 and $1,214,854.59, taxes included.

The council resolution extends by five years the regulation of parking for shared vehicles and the maintenance of charging stations, March 22, 2026. Report in 30 months.

The municipal council adopts a resolution authorizing a three-year framework agreement with Groupe CHG inc for structural engineering services, capped at $517,387.50 taxes included.

The resolution approves the amendment of a lease: Cytec Canada Inc. rents 609 sq. ft. at 7140 Albert-Einstein Street, for two years starting March 1, 2026, $48,000 excluding taxes.

A motion requests the agglomeration council to adopt a regulation authorizing a loan of $1.2 million for cycling infrastructure on Avenue des Pins, phase two.

Resolution: Marie Plourde appointed representative to the board of PME MTL Centre-Ville by the city council.

The motion grants the University of Montreal exclusive use of the Vincent d'Indy sports field for 2026 and 2027.

The resolution extends the contract for 12 months with USD Global Inc. and authorizes an additional expenditure of $307,526.60, bringing the total to $1,084,168.76.

The municipal council recommends a five-year extension of the Ariel contract with Telus Health, additional cost of $4,297,584.82 and contingency budget of $859,516.95.

The resolution extends the printing and mailing contract for 12 months, an additional $671,469.74, bringing the total to $1,953,656.23, charged to the HR and communications budget.

The resolution appoints Gabrielle Rousseau-Bélanger as an observer on the Montreal Food System Council for a term of three years, until February 11, 2029, adopted unanimously.

The municipal council grants a contract to Oslo Construction Inc. for the decarbonization of Fire Station 31, at 7041 Saint-Dominique Street, Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie. Authorized expenditure: $1,935,440.42.

The municipal council approves $795,000 in one-time funding to the East Montreal Chamber of Commerce for revitalization, February 2026–December 2028.

The resolution approves a 36-month framework agreement with Infrastructel Inc. to monitor the CSEM underground network, up to $849,808.97, and authorizes the president of the CSEM to sign.

The municipal council recommends to the agglomeration council to authorize the payment of $719,761.40 to the Ministry of Justice for the adjustment of municipal judges, before February 20, 2026.