Montréal Motions

The municipal resolution approves a 24-month lease for the benefit of the Quebec Association of Bookbinders and Book Craftsmen for the premises 388, 251, Avenue des Pins West.

Resolution: 24-month lease granted to Naos youth for premises 451 and 460, Cité-des-Hospitalières, 251, Avenue des Pins Ouest, total costs of $20,416.44 excluding taxes.

The council approves a municipal loan of $56,978 to set up a warming center for the homeless, for 90 days in Montreal.

Council motion authorizes an additional expenditure of $419,658.75 to Saint-Denis Thompson inc. for the renovation work of the Plessis building (phase 1).

The resolution authorizes two-year framework agreements with Techno Feu inc. for E-One parts; $2,580,490.08 taxes included; two options for a 12-month extension.

Resolution: The city council adopts a direction to conclude a two-year framework agreement with Goodfellow Inc. for Douglas Fir wood intended for urban furniture, up to $192,588.30.

The municipal council adopts a resolution authorizing the contract for the Contact77 experience at the Montreal Planetarium for $919,799.88, including $57,487.50 contingency budget.

The council authorizes the submission of the application from the Environment Department of Montreal for the Municipal Merit for the Saint-Laurent Organic Matter Treatment Center, adopted unanimously.

The council approves a 24-month lease to rent premises 152 to Marion-Prune Paycha, starting on February 1, 2026, for $6,281.52 excluding taxes.

The City of Montreal rents a 653 square foot space to Startop for coworking for 24 months, for a total rent of $34,380.36 starting from February 1, 2026.

The 24-month lease begins on February 1, 2026, for Artenso at 251, Avenue des Pins West, premises 153 and 158, 456 square feet, rent of $23,096.40.

The resolution authorizes funding of $100,000 and $75,000 to GREMM over three years for the exhibition at the Biodome.

The municipal council resolution authorizes financing and a guarantee of $3,000,000 for social housing on municipal land.

The municipal council motion aims to terminate an agreement and launch a pre-development loan for non-market housing starting March 1, 2026.

The council adopts a resolution extending the printing contract for court notices by 12 months and authorizes $252,424.49 in expenditures, bringing the total to $744,575.95.

The council authorizes the submission of a request to the MELCCFP for access to the transitional measure of the dike at 5 North Avenue, Pierrefonds-Roxboro; City wants a study by March 1, 2028.

Municipal council motion: grant Solutions Merkur Ltd. a 24-month contract for HCL Domino services, for a total amount of $326,712.96 taxes included.

The municipal council approves Amendment 2 to the agri-food development agreement, bringing the total funding to $1,212,000 and authorizing an additional $137,000 for 2026-2027.

Municipal resolution extends admission hours for the establishment Séduction of the S.I.D.A.C. Plaza Saint-Hubert during the festival, from February 28 to March 1, 2026, from 5 PM to 6 AM.

Municipal resolution authorizes a funding agreement for the restoration of the riverbank of the Des Prairies River in Montreal-North.

The municipal council grants $500,000 to Mission Old Brewery, secured by a mortgage, for the purchase and conversion of a building. It also sets the terms of the payment.

Motion approving the appointment of Émilie Bouchard to the Intercultural Council for a second three-year term, starting February 2026.

The municipal council adopted the termination of the design contract for the Poptopia exhibition at the Biosphere and authorizes a payment of $45,921.02 to CREO Inc.

The municipal resolution extends the framework agreement with the Government Procurement Center by 12 months and authorizes $10,000,000 in additional expenditures for IT equipment.