Montréal Motions

Motion would aim to revise the grant program related to the electrical connection of buildings.

The municipal council authorizes a loan of $43,176,275 for the PEPSC-Bonaventure project. The bylaw still needs to be approved by the Minister of Municipal Affairs.

The city adopts a resolution for Black History Month 2026, inviting Montrealers to participate from February 1 to March 1 and to strengthen employment equity.

The city council adopts a resolution recognizing January as Tamil Heritage Month and inviting to Tha Pongal.

The City of Montreal unanimously adopts a resolution for Firefighters' Cancer Awareness Month and honors the Montreal Fire Safety Service.

The Montreal City Council recommends a regulation amending the delegation of powers regarding the right of preemption for a regional park, to be submitted to the Agglomeration Council on December 18.

The council approves the amendment to the promise of purchase and sale and the sale of the land in the Sud-Ouest for the Bonaventure highway; price $286,001 sale conditioned on a decree.

The municipal council adopts a resolution approving five contracts for cleanliness brigades in 19 boroughs in 2026 for $5,108,788.24, with a one-year option.

The resolution authorizes the granting of a contract for the burial of cable networks for $919,007.93 and provides that the president of the Montreal Electrical Services Commission signs the documents.

The motion authorizes the undergrounding of the cable network on Gouin West for $1,287,124.02; the president of the Montreal Electric Services Commission can sign the documents.

The municipal council adopts a resolution authorizing the renewal of the IBM software maintenance contract for $1,088,461.64, from February 1, 2026, to January 31, 2027.

The municipal council extends, for twelve months starting from December 31, 2025, a delegation of powers regarding parks, sports assistance, poverty reduction, the cycling network, and Jeanne-Mance.

The municipal resolution delegates powers for 12 months over the cycling network and parks of the island of Montreal, starting from December 31, 2025, adopted unanimously.

Ms. Arij El Korbi is appointed as a representative on the board of directors of PME MTL East of the Island for a term of one year.

The municipal council adopts a 36-month framework agreement with Bouty Inc. for the City’s seating furniture, up to $3,479,962.11.

Resolution: the council approves $149,596 to Qavvivik Inuit Family and Community Health Centre for a project on the housing pathways of Inuit in Montreal in 2025.

The motion extends the supply of valves for 12 months at no additional cost. Two contracts go to D.M. Valve and Controls Inc. and Wolseley Canada Inc.; the performance evaluation is approved.

Council resolution: the City of Saint-Laurent commits to acquire a vacant lot of 1,077.8 m² at the Bourdon/Tait corner for a bike path, cost $318,900.

Resolution: Montreal joins the Union of Municipalities and pays $519,444.43 for 2026.

The municipal council approves an increase of $71,868.77 to fund the professional services for the tender documents for the redevelopment of Baldwin Park – south sector.

The municipality authorizes a JMap maintenance contract for $286,162.36 (2026-2028) and empowers the concerned director to sign the documents.

The resolution approves the loss of interest income related to the terminated lease with Santé Québec; the loss will be charged according to the decision-making file.

The resolution extends the lease of Marché Bonsecours by 18 months starting from January 1, 2026. The total rent is $86,010 excluding taxes.

Resolution: Montreal receives $5,643,000 from the Sûreté du Québec for the SPVM in the EICDE from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2030, and six temporary police positions.