Montréal Motions

The municipal council adopts by majority the 2026 budget of downtown Montreal. No amount is specified.

The motion adopts a favorable orientation towards the adoption of the 2026 budget of the agglomeration. The budget will be debated at the agglomeration council.

Motion to adopt the regulation on taxes 2026 approved by the Montreal City Council on January 28, 2026.

The municipal council unanimously adopts a regulation on the property tax for parking lots for the year 2026 in Montreal.

The municipal council adopts the distribution of downtown funds for 2026, totaling $9,785,916. Payments in two equal installments on March 16 and June 1, 2026.

Resolution establishing the payment method for the contributions of the affiliated municipalities for 2026; the text does not specify the terms or the municipalities involved.

Resolution Montreal recommends the adoption of a regulation on the water supply tariff share 2026; deliberation by the agglomeration council on January 29, 2026.

The municipal council adopts a regulation on the pricing of water for non-residential buildings for 2026. Unanimity was reached on January 28, 2026.

The municipal council adopts a resolution setting for 2026 the contributions for the water service and first responders. Funding for the agglomeration deficit is provided, Côte-Saint-Luc is not included.

Resolution: the municipal council unanimously approves the direction in favor of a regulation amending mixed expenditures, which will be submitted to the agglomeration council on January 29, 2026.

The unanimously adopted municipal resolution allocates $297.7 million from the general fund to the financial reserve intended to finance capital expenditures of local authorities.

The resolution adopted by the municipal council allocates $175.9 million to the capital reserve.

The municipal council adopts a direction to allocate the revenues from the water service to the general financial reserve of the agglomeration for 2026, without a specific amount.

The municipal council of Montreal unanimously adopts the regulation on rates for the year 2026, on January 28, 2026. The rates and the services involved are not specified.

Resolution approving the direction in favor of the adoption of the regulation on agglomeration tariffs for 2026. The regulation was to be submitted on January 29, 2026, and does not indicate the tariffs.

The budget resolution approves $34,418,000 to the Montreal Metropolitan Community and $10,019,500 to the Pointe-à-Callière Museum for the 2026 budget.

The municipal council of Montreal approves a budget resolution for 2026 allocating $24,436,700 to the Arts Council and $808,379,200 to the ARTM.

The municipal council of Montreal adopts a regulation amending parking and immobilization fines on January 28, 2026.

The municipal council appoints Andréanne Moreau to the board of directors of Les Arts et la Ville for a renewable term of two years, replacing Ericka Alneus.

A motion proposes to renew the terms of the directors of the Montreal Arts Council for three years, appointing Éric Duguay and renewing those of Josée Duplessis and Stanley Péan.

The council authorizes Athletics Canada to rent a space at the Claude-Robillard complex for $37,989 during 2026–2028, and grants $71,958 in reduction and budget.

Resolution: the council approves the compliance with the land use plan for a 315-25 kV station and two underground lines and sends the notice to Hydro-Québec.

Motion from the municipal council recommending approval of compliance with the land use plan for a 315 kV underground line from Hydro-Québec between the Irish and Guy substations

The city council adopts a resolution appointing Julien Hénault-Ratelle as a director of the board of PME MTL Centre-Est.