Montréal Motions

The resolution adopts the direction to appoint Mr. Youssef Hariri to the board of directors of PME MTL East of the Island by unanimous vote.

Municipal council resolution approving two loan agreements between the City of Montreal and sports clubs, which will allow free access to administrative offices and training rooms from 2026 to 2027.

Motion: Westmount adopts a direction for the inventory of heritage buildings constructed before 1940, covering 3667 buildings and based on section 120 of the Cultural Heritage Act.

The municipal council recommends that the agglomeration council adopt the inventory of pre-1940 heritage buildings for Verdun, covering 4026 buildings, in accordance with section 120 of the Cultural Heritage Act.

Motion: The municipal council unanimously adopts the direction for the agglomeration council to adopt the inventory of heritage buildings constructed before 1940 (388 buildings) in accordance with section 120.

The municipal council adopts a direction for the inventory of 880 heritage buildings constructed before 1940 on the territory of Montreal-West.

The municipal council adopts a resolution to extend the WiFi contract with Bell Canada for 12 months, at no additional cost, covering from January 27, 2026, to January 26, 2027.

The municipal resolution authorizes the awarding of a media contract to Cossette Média inc. for the Space for Life, for a maximum amount of $1,916,345.81. The contract covers two years.

The municipal council approves a GIS contract of $114,957.77 with ESRI Canada Ltd. for January 12, 2026, to January 11, 2027.

The council resolution approves an addendum to the purchase promise to sell three lots to EJP Construction Inc. for $7,247,000, potential taxes.

Council resolution honors Debbie Zakaib for her contributions to gastronomy, fashion, and the arts in Montreal.

Montreal adopts a resolution condemning the attack and calling for solidarity. It invites vigilance and respect for the victims and communities.

Montreal adopts a resolution celebrating the 10th anniversary of Pedestrians Quebec. It promises to accelerate and strengthen measures for inclusive mobility and pedestrian safety.

The municipal council rejected a motion aimed at establishing a new appointment process for the STM and preventing partisan appointments for the position representing users.

The motion marks the 10th anniversary of Piétons Québec and proposes budget credits for travel safety in Montreal.

City of Montreal continues a motion to pedestrianize the section between Berri and De Lorimier; credits reserved for 2026 and the 2026-2035 program, tenders in 2026.

The municipal council temporarily suspends the deposit of the risk plan for Montreal, in order to obtain the approval of the Minister of Public Security.

The agglomeration council adopts a resolution to grant the contract for the connection of the circuits of three generators at the Pointe-Claire drinking water plant, for 15 months, totaling $977,051.89.

The municipal council adopts a resolution extending the lease for 5 years to Terrion LP for a telecom site in Montreal-East; rent $94,328 excluding taxes, starting November 1, 2025.

The council adopts a resolution authorizing the loan of a civilian executive from the Montreal Police Service to the Intersection Network for two years starting September 23, 2025.

Municipal council resolution extends two 12-month extensions of the SDS agreement with Toxyscan for WHMIS 2015, from Jan. 2, 2026, to Jan. 1, 2028, with no additional expenditure.

The resolution authorizes a five-year lease between the City and the Quebec Infrastructure Company for spaces in the telecom vault of Mount Royal, generating $384,930.21.

The council approves the three-year extension of the lease for premises 264 at Marché Bonsecours to Gestion LCBH inc., starting January 1, 2026, for $160,449.96.

The approved resolution extends the lease of premises 235 of Marché Bonsecours for five years starting January 1, 2026, totaling $259,965 excluding taxes.