Montréal Motions

Motion: The municipal council approves $1.5M for clean technology laboratories at the École Polytechnique de Montréal, at 5600 Hochelaga Street, 2026-2029.

The city of Montreal unanimously approves a contract of $696,909.45 for the renovation of fire station 43 of the Fire Safety Service.

The agglomeration council extends the contract for a cloud solution by 36 months, adding $330,478.16 for a total of $829,643.27.

The council resolution authorizes a 24-month contract with Nmédia inc. for Dynamics 365 and Power Platform, cost $123,138.23, signed by the director of digital engagement.

The council resolution approves the contract for the upgrade of the Île-Bizard pumping station for $4,772,277.67, and requests a performance evaluation.

The city council resolution appoints Sarah-Maude Cossette and Kenza Chahlouni for three years starting in August 2026, and Marie-Ève Voghel Robert for three years starting in September 2026.

Resolution approving a lease for Police Station 50 of the SPVM at 888 De Maisonneuve East, starting February 1, 2027, total rent $4,836,594.23.

The City of Montreal approves Addendum 1 to the agreement with MUTEK, increasing aid by $100,000 for the 2026 edition. Total funding rises to $310,000.

The municipal council approves funding of $200,000 for MANGETOUT 2026 and ALL IN 2026, intended for Lauriers de la gastronomie québécoise and SCALE AI.

Resolution: The municipal council approves an additional support of $24,000 to TOHU for Montréal Complètement Cirque 2026, from July 2 to 12, 2026, and a payment agreement.

The municipal resolution approves $500,000 to Microcredit Montreal for inclusive entrepreneurship (2026-2029) and signs the Reflexe 3 agreement with the Ministry of Economy, Innovation and Energy.

The city council approves $280,000 for the Incubator of the Social Innovation House, from September 1, 2026, to August 31, 2028. This is under the Reflex Agreement 3.

The resolution approves $700,000 in support for the Jackalope Festival for 2026–2028, including $200,000 in 2026 and $250,000 in 2027–2028.

The municipal council of the Montreal agglomeration approves the contract for the collection and recovery of mattresses and box springs with Recyc-Matelas Inc. for 28 months, total cost of $734,690.25.

The resolution authorizes the agglomeration council to sign a surveillance and maintenance contract for the location system for $150,014.55, from August 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027.

The city approves a resolution granting $742,500 to Maison du Père to increase rent assistance and protect 150 tenants threatened with eviction.

The resolution approves a free operating agreement for three years starting May 1, 2026, covering 162.1 m² on the 1st floor, 2000 Remembrance Road, Ville-Marie; grant of $219,851.37.

A motion approves a free operating agreement between Montreal and Café des Amis for three years, starting May 1, 2026, at 1196 Camilien-Houde, with an estimated grant of $133,445.07.

The resolution authorizes a service contract for the 9-1-1 center (site 2) for a total amount of $3,553,982.30.

A municipal resolution approves the management contract for the Games 2027-2029 with Sports Montréal inc. for $1,347,010.35 taxes included; the council also adopts the service agreement.

Council resolution recommending Limoges et fils inc. the contract to demolish and reconstruct footbridges and renovate trails in nature parks for $764,102.79 taxes included.

Motion requests the agglomeration council to extend the TELECON Inc. contract by 12 months twice and to approve an additional $3,022,336.04 and $1,095,792.77 in contingencies.

The resolution of the municipal council extends the Bell agreements and authorizes an additional expenditure of $4,694,063.56, bringing the total to $22,988,387.68.

Motion to conclude a framework contract with Lemay Co Inc. for signage for the major parks, up to $989,359.88, with contingency and incidence budgets and performance evaluation.