Montréal Motions

The municipal council adopts a resolution on the technical services and logistical support for the facilities of the Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough, from January 1, 2026, to December 31, 2026.

The city council renews Denis Boucher as president of the Montreal Heritage Council for a second three-year term, beginning December 21, 2025.

The municipal resolution allocates $55,000 to the Montreal Public Markets Corporation for the purchase and installation of network infrastructure related to the Atwater and Maisonneuve markets.

The resolution recommends that the agglomeration council grant $51,750 to ÉTS for a study on the deterioration of the rock walls of the Camillien-Houde road, 2026-2027.

The resolution appoints Ms. Elvira Carhuallanqui to the PME MTL board.

The municipal council unanimously adopts the renewal of Pierre Fortin's mandate as an independent director on the RTM for four years and repeals resolution CM25 1208.

The resolution appoints Joceline Béland as an independent director on the board of the Metropolitan Transportation Network for four years, replacing Josée Bérubé.

Resolution: the council allocates $163,300 for outdoor winter activities. The funds go to Festival Igloo, National Improvisation League Theatre, and Kin-Ball Montreal.

The agglomeration council approves the granting of an administrative software contract to Software AG (Canada) Inc. for 2026-2030. Maximum cost: $9,308,154.10 taxes included; decision adopted unanimously.

The city council adopts a resolution to rent 212 m2 to Sida bénévoles - Montreal for 18 months, at 3660 Calixa-Lavallée, for $4,869.78 excluding taxes.

The motion approves the lease with RÉZO for 7,339.26 square feet at 2075 Plessis Street for 18 months starting from January 1, 2026.

The resolution authorizes an 18-month lease to rent the community space to RSSSQ at 2075 Plessis Street, with a real estate grant of $29,715.54.

The council approves the modified lease with the LGBTQ+ Community Center of Montreal for 18 months starting January 1, 2026, at 2075 Plessis Street.

The resolution terminates the contribution agreement with Montreal in Stories and provides $50,000 for equipment maintenance.

The council resolution approves a contract of $700,000 for welcome and security at the Esplanade Tranquille pavilion, covering 20 months until December 31, 2026.

Resolution authorizing Montreal to borrow $20,400,000 for charging stations, with ministerial approval still required.

The resolution modifies the 1994 permit for the pipes and sewers under the Bonaventure Highway, involving the Crown and the City of Montreal in the redevelopment.

Municipal council motion: framework agreements for the supply of bulk fuels for 36 months, with two extension options, totaling approximately $24.9 million.

Council motion to conclude a 24-month contract printing tickets on thermal paper, maximum cost of $921,846.56 and variation of $92,184.66.

Resolution approving an addendum to the service agreement between the City of Montreal and Tennis Canada – Jarry Stadium, after the coming into force of Bill 25.

The municipal council adopts a resolution for two-year framework agreements aimed at thawing drinking water connections in six boroughs, for an amount of $296,772.03 taxes included.

The Montreal City Council adopts a motion aimed at the agglomeration council to modify the water measurement rules in non-residential buildings, deliberation on December 18, 2025.

Resolution approving a snow transport contract for six boroughs granted to Transvrac Montréal-Laval inc., capped at $685,420.06, and the draft agreement with the company.

The municipal council resolution would aim to authorize a loan of $50,000,000 for fire safety equipment.