Montréal Motions

The municipal council adopts a bylaw that closes a portion of the southwest alley of 89 Avenue and creates a telecommunications and energy easement on two neighboring lots.

The municipal council of Montreal adopts a resolution on the cleanliness, maintenance, and safety of housing; the details of the amendments are not published.

The City requests a loan of $177,837,000 for sports and aquatic facilities, subject to the approval of the Ministry of Municipal Affairs.

Resolution: The municipal council approves a grant of $9M from Quebec for the Biosphere Museum (2026–2029) and an agreement, with an additional budget of $9M.

The council resolution approves a snow transport contract with Transvrac Montréal-Laval inc. for one season, with an option for a 12-month extension, at a cost of $3,463,376.77.

The snow removal contract related to towing is awarded to Gladiator Towing for three winters in the borough of Montreal-North for $678,915.88.

Maude Théroux-Séguin is appointed observer to the Montreal Food System Council for three years, until July 24, 2029, replacing Gabrielle Rousseau-Bélanger.

The municipal council's motion unanimously adopts, by motion, the direction to adopt the Regional Wetlands and Waterways Plan of the Montreal Agglomeration.

Municipal council motion to launch two pilot projects during by-elections before 2029. Candidate photos would be on the ballots and their web profiles presented.

The municipal council submits a bylaw authorizing a loan of $46,375,000 for the Urban Forest Plan, adoption expected at a later meeting.

The municipal council proposes a resolution authorizing a 10-story mixed-use building at the intersection of Jean-Talon East and Buies, Saint-Léonard, with zoning deviations and 150 spaces.

The municipal council approves financial assistance agreements between Montreal and eight linked cities to fund climate plans. It dedicates $1,892,000 and replaces the agreement with Pointe-Claire.

The resolution authorizes a budget transfer of $6,599,000 in 2026 for Hébert Park in Saint-Léonard, to complete the soccer field and its inflatable structure.

Motion requests the government to study the reuse of the Lisette tunnel boring machine after 2028. It targets the extension of the blue line and future public transit projects.

The opposition motion calls for the installation of photo radars in front of every elementary school. The administration is preparing a mobile deployment in school zones across the agglomeration; costs remain unknown.

The municipal council extends the second 12-month extension of the contract with Stantec Consulting Ltd. for professional services in the design and oversight of municipal infrastructure, at no additional cost.

The municipal council approves a SAS renewal contract for mainframe positions over five years, total cost of $157,151.28, the Director of Infrastructure authorized to sign.

The municipal council adopts a motion allocating $300,000 to Doctors of the World to strengthen the security and response capacities of community workers in Montreal for 2026-2027.

The City of Montreal grants $90,000 to Le réseau d'aide aux personnes seules et itinérantes de Montréal inc. to fund the Nuit des sans-abri de Montréal in 2026–2028.

Resolution approves funding of $1,000,000 to Doctors of the World for a rapid mechanism for vulnerable Indigenous individuals, from September 1, 2026, to March 31, 2028.

The municipal council adopts 36-month framework agreements with AECOM and Terrapex for services on decommissioned waste disposal sites, totaling over 4 million dollars.

The council adopts a motion awarding a contract of $2,441,214.74 to Montarville Gestion et Construction inc. for the renovation of the Louis-Charland building, 801 Brennan Street.

Motion: the municipal council recommends granting a seven-month contract to 9103-7143 Québec inc. for deer control in the park, total cost $236,675.80.

Council motion authorizing a 12-month extension and an additional expenditure of $831,509.29 bringing the total of the contracts to $2,981,590.48.