Montréal Motions

Montreal agglomeration council advances motion to adopt a 3,667-building heritage inventory in Westmount. Funding would be up to $5 million from Quebec and an equal contribution from Montreal.

A motion would adopt Verdun's pre-1940 heritage inventory under provincial law, with 4,026 buildings potentially designated heritage by an April 1, 2026 deadline.

Resolution would have Montréal agglomeration council adopt a heritage inventory covering 388 properties in Montréal-Nord, funded by up to $5 million provincial aid matched by the City.

Montréal city council unanimously backs motion on pre-1940 heritage inventory for Montréal-Ouest; up to $5M funding ahead of 2026 deadline.

Motion would extend Bell WiFi contract for a year through January 26, 2027 with no new spending. Agglomeration council would decide later.

Resolution backs a two-year ad contract with Cossette Média for Espace pour la vie, valued at up to $1,916,345.81.

Montreal's agglomeration council would direct-award a GIS contract to ESRI Canada for one year, up to $114,957.77, in a motion.

City council approves addendum to sale of three city lots to EJP for housing, grocery store, at $7.247M.

Resolution would honor Debbie Zakaib's memory and contributions to gastronomy and the arts in Montréal.

Montréal city council unanimously adopts a resolution to commemorate Bondi Beach terrorist attack victims and promote safety and inclusion.

Montreal city council passes pedestrian safety resolution marking Piétons Québec’s 10th anniversary. It commits to accelerating road-safety actions citywide.

Montreal city council rejected a motion to overhaul the STM board, which would have required nominations by Feb 1, 2026 and a transit-user candidate call by June 1, 2026.

Motion to recognize Piétons Québec and reserve safety funds was withdrawn at the December 15, 2025 meeting; no commitments were adopted.

Montreal council motion directs city to continue Sainte-Catherine East project and reserve credits in 2026 budget and 2026–2035 capital program.

Montreal council passes motion to pause filing the 2025-2035 fire-risk plan draft until ministerial review.

Agglomeration council backs a motion to approve a 15-month contract with Ondel inc. for Pointe-Claire drinking-water plant. Funding would come via borrowing bylaw RCG 23-031, totaling about $977,052.

A city council motion would extend Terrion LP's telecom site lease for five years in Montréal-Est. The extension would bring $94,328 in rent over the term.

A municipal motion would authorize a two-year SPVM manager loan to Réseau Intersection, with the City paying salary and reimbursement by Réseau Intersection; term Sept 23, 2025–Sept 22, 2027.

Montreal city council extends safety data sheet contract with Toxyscan through Jan 1, 2028, at about $29,310.67.

Montreal council backs motion for a five-year radio-lease with SQI at Mount Royal vault, worth $384,930 before taxes.

Resolution approves a three-year market lease extension for L'Épicerie du Marché at Bonsecours Market, securing about $160,000 in rent over 2026-2028.

Motion to extend a five-year commercial lease approved by Montreal council for 350 rue Saint-Paul Est, starting Jan 1, 2026. Rent for the term is $259,965.

Montreal council approves motion to extend terrace lease with Groupe MTLDecor inc. starting May 1, 2026, for $35,250 in rent before taxes.

City council approves a 12-month cleaning contract extension for Bonsecours Market, Feb 1, 2026 to Jan 31, 2027, funded from the city's operating budget.