Montréal Motions

A motion from the municipal council would aim to increase the borrowing for the MPB program for buses to $123,235,302 over 10 years.

Municipal council motion to approve an STM loan of $190,300,925 over 20 years. Finance phase 2 of the infrastructure program.

The regulation proposes to increase the STM loan from $400M to $640M over 20 years for the Reno-Infrastructures phase 4 project, to be submitted to the agglomeration council.

The City Council proposes a resolution to increase the STM loan from $500M to $710M, over 20 years, in view of the Agglomeration meeting on August 27, 2026.

The municipal council of Montreal adopts a resolution to authorize a loan of $6,968,923 over 5 years for Phase 4 of the STM's PGRTS.

Orientation motion recommends a loan of $22,722,616 over 10 years to finance the extension of the lifespan of the MR-73 cars of the STM.

Montreal unanimously adopts a resolution for a loan of $23,901,463 to extend the life of STM diesel buses, over five years.

Julie-Pascale Provost is appointed representative on the board of trustees of the Society of Archaeology and Numismatics of Montreal, appointment effective upon its approval by the council, adopted unanimously.

The municipal council adopts a direction to modify the funding source of $187,845 for the Acadie project, funded by the Quebec Affordable Housing Program.

The municipal council submits a draft bylaw authorizing a loan of $951M for water and sewer networks. The locations remain unspecified.

The municipal motion extends the operation contract of the groundwater treatment plant in Pointe-Saint-Charles for $823,212.45. Total $2,059,090.82.

Motion approving a contract for professional services for the restoration of the Maison Le Ber-Le Moyne in Lachine, for a total of $412,442.92.

The municipal council grants $275,000 to Quartier des arts du cirque to create a Cultural and Economic Empowerment Hub for Saint-Michel; the agreement sets the terms of disbursement.

Motion submitted by Julien Hénault-Ratelle to modify the parking of self-service vehicles in Montreal; the regulation has not yet been adopted.

Resolution: the council approves the lease with Danse-Cité, extending the rental at 3680 Jeanne-Mance Street for three years from August 1, 2026; rent $47,837.28, grant $29,311.98.

The City of Montreal adopts a resolution approving an administrative lease starting from August 1, 2026. The premises are at 3680 Jeanne-Mance; the total rent is $18,855.24.

The municipal council awards a contract to Les produits Fraco ltée for crowd control barriers at the Quartier des spectacles, for $185,904.23.

A motion would aim to approve eight snow removal contracts by the municipality in four boroughs, totaling $110,132,014.61 over four winter seasons.

The municipal council unanimously adopts on August 25, 2026, a resolution that ends the transfer of delegation of powers to the Ville-Marie borough.

The municipal council adopts amendments to the Order of Montreal, limiting annual appointments to seventeen and making application files confidential.

The resolution of the city council approves compliance with the Land Use Plan for the CIUSSS, aimed at the construction, expansion, and redevelopment of the Maisonneuve-Rosemont complex.

The council approves a 24-month framework contract with Orange Traffic Inc. for traffic light equipment, up to $1,351,680.59 contingency $135,168.06 and performance evaluation.

The municipal council approves an increase of $67,482.28 for the monitoring of contaminated soils and waters of lot 051761, at 3550 Saint-Patrick Street, Sud-Ouest.

The municipal council rents 50.16 m² offices to NRC for two years at 2300 Alfred Nobel Street, Saint-Laurent, for $59,520 excluding taxes, starting September 1, 2026.