Montréal Motions

The resolution of the Verdun municipal council allocates $174,471.56 from the Environmental Liability Reserve for the preliminary work of Monseigneur-J.-A.-Richard Park.

The municipal council approves a resolution: grant to Bétons Préfabriqués du Lac inc. the contract for precast concrete ballast blocks for Quartier des spectacles, $249,660.12 including taxes.

A resolution from the agglomeration council authorizes a 36-month framework agreement for clear diesel and renewable fuel with Suncor, total estimated cost $48,236,295.32.

Milany Thiagarajah is appointed representative of the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough on the board of PME MTL Centre-Ville by a municipal resolution.

Municipal council motion authorizes the sale of a property for the benefit of Monde-Uni Cooperative for social housing; the act depends on financing and provides for a devaluation of $110,000 in 2026.

The resolution requests the agglomeration council to award a contract to supply and install signage elements in five urban parks for $144,883.03.

The municipal council approves a contract of $336,185 for the Espace pour la vie day camps, 2026 season, and authorizes an additional budget of $431,115.

Motion: the agglomeration council extends the road signage framework agreements for 12 months at no additional cost, from February 20, 2026, to February 19, 2027.

The council authorizes an expenditure of $25,392 for services related to the Adlib Publishing Systems Inc. contract, totaling $350,621.78. The director signs on behalf of the City.

Resolution authorizing a purchasing framework agreement for printers and cartridges. The maximum cost is $3,008,100 and the purchase would last 34 months starting from January 30, 2026.

The resolution of the municipal council approves the appointment of Jean-Marc Poirier and Youssef Hariri to the board of directors of the Pôle CDEC Montreal-North.

The resolution approves an additional expenditure of $43,805.21 for commemorative activities of the 1976 Olympic Games. The total contract amount is raised to $1,012,805.21.

The municipality of Montreal adopts a resolution approving an agreement with the ARSC for the use of the Soccer Stadium from January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2030.

Municipal resolution calls on the agglomeration council to adopt a regulation amending the definition of business assistance, deliberation scheduled for January 29, 2026.

Motion: 12-month extension and additional expenditure of $306,585.33 for Internet and DDoS protection, total $1,205,311.15, approved by the council.

The resolution approves the extension of two contracts for the treatment of food waste. An additional expenditure of $3,269,055.43 brings the total to $10,460,977.38.

The municipal council motion extends the towing and storage contract by 12 months, increasing expenditures by $360,007.71 for a total of $943,109.17.

The city council resolution approves an advertising agreement with La Presse for Space for Life in 2026, up to $574,875, and an additional budget of $287,437.50.

The City of Montreal presents a motion to grant $285,000 to organizations and approve the disbursement agreements.

The city adopts a resolution authorizing a free loan of $132,448 to transform the former monastery at 12050 Gouin Boulevard East into a warming center for the homeless, until April 30, 2026.

The municipal council appoints ten members to the board of directors of Anjou 80.

The City of Montreal adopts a resolution requesting acquired rights and pathways to permanent residency for temporary residents following the abolition of the PEQ.

The City of Montreal Adopts a Declaration to Fight Against Antisemitism and Raise Public Awareness on January 27, 2026.

The city council unanimously adopts a resolution commemorating the victims of the Islamophobic attack and calling to fight against Islamophobia and racism on January 29, 2026.