Montréal Motions

Resolution authorizes the municipality to sign Oracle Cloud Infrastructure from Nov. 1, 2026, to Oct. 31, 2027, for $728,261.70 and $14,565.23 in management fees.

Municipal council recommends granting $382,000 to the STM and $120,000 to the Jean-Drapeau Park Corporation for the 2026 Road World Championships.

The council unanimously adopts a statement in memory of Mohamed Lamine Benredouane and Michel Mizrahi, killed on June 22, 2026, in NDG.

The council resolution condemns femicides and calls for an examination of SPVM practices on domestic violence.

Montreal Adopts Unanimous Resolution to Commemorate the Transatlantic Slave Trade and Launch a New Action Plan Against Racism.

The city council unanimously adopts a declaration calling for federal and provincial funding to maintain, modernize, and expand the Montreal Metro.

The municipal council adopts a motion on public safety and cohesion in the agglomeration of Montreal. No public information is available on the requested measures.

The city of Montreal adopts by majority a motion of solidarity with the Palestinian people.

The municipal resolution authorizes the renegotiation of a framework agreement between the City of Montreal, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec and the Minister of Culture and Communications.

The resolution authorizes the expropriation of five parcels on Jean-Talon East Street and orders the Legal Affairs Department to undertake the procedures, costing $1,520,000.

The municipal council approves the resolution regarding the second addendum to the promise of sale of Îlot Voyageur Sud. The sale is for $20M, payable with interest.

Motion authorizes funding of $25,110,800 to Société du Patrimoine Angus Résidentiel to build 350 affordable housing units in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie.

The resolution authorizes the sale of a lot to the STM to expand a metro station in Montreal. The price is $495,150, approximate taxes.

Municipal council motion extends the polymer contract with SNF Canada Inc. for the Jean-R.-Marcotte wastewater treatment plant by 12 months and authorizes an additional expenditure of $2,966,475.89.

The council approves a resolution on three vacant lots for $1M, possession date set for October 28, 2022.

The resolution approves the new collective agreement between the City and the School Crossing Guards Union. It covers the period from January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2030.

A resolution authorizes the municipal council to award a contract of $1,173,000 for greenhouses and approves $140,760 in contingencies, totaling $1,313,760, for the nursery in L'Assomption.

The council approves an increase of $388,954.57 for 2026 to fund an environmental and geotechnical study of the Pointe-Saint-Charles - Bonaventure Business Park.

The municipal council recommends granting Nature Action Québec a two-year contract for conservation, for $190,612, and approving the draft service agreement.

The council adopts a 36-month framework with Mabarex Inc. for 20 kW UV lamps intended for the Baillets and Atwater plants, for $1,831,254.25 taxes included.

The municipal council adopts a resolution allocating $1,219,955.67 to Distributions Maranda Inc. for telescopic cranes and $243,991.13 in contingencies.

The resolution approves the addendum to the contribution agreement for the start-up and pre-development of housing projects between the City of Montreal and the Montreal Housing and Development Corporation.

The resolution authorizes a loan of $11,159,588 for the MR-73 program and infrastructure projects.

The motion authorizes the borough of Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension to install a type B material lift at the Ogilvy Centre, 7405 Champagneur Avenue. The measure is adopted unanimously.