Montréal Motions

A bill would provide subsidies to cover underground cable conversion costs for commercial and industrial properties in Verdun and RDP-PAT, with up to $131,900 and payments planned for 2027-2028.

Resolution by Montréal city council approves the Fonds régions et ruralité report orientation for 2025–2026 and sends it to Québec's Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing.

Montreal council motion would fund up to $471,000 for a 38-unit social housing project.

Resolution would back awarding a storage maintenance contract to ESI for Montreal systems, at up to $1,465,997.38, for 2026-27.

Montréal city council approved a $1.56 million contract with Jacques Olivier Ford inc. to supply 11 four-wheel-drive chassis-cab vehicles for road repairs.

City council adopts motion to finalize a rescue-boat maintenance contract with Groupe Thomas Marine inc. worth up to $809,709 over three years, with final decision by the agglomeration council later.

Montreal council backs a motion to monitor 38 km of water mains with Pure Technologies, 10-year contract, totaling about $26.77 million, phased through 2028 with a five-year extension.

Montréal council resolution would authorize two professional-services framework agreements for the Blue Line corridor, totaling up to $19,070,092.68, for up to 72 months.

Montréal city council would award a one-year Gartner contract worth $373,289.33 for IT advisory services, Oct. 1, 2026–Sept. 30, 2027.

City council's motion would authorize a $13,151,528 contribution to a 395-unit affordable housing project in Sud-Ouest, with occupancy targeted for February 2030.

Resolution would authorize $713,102 in extra work for a pumping station in Montréal-Est; Nordmec to be evaluated under borrowing bylaw.

Montreal's agglomeration council motion would approve up to $1.6 million to SOLIDES for building demolition in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie, paving the way for a future social-housing project.

Motion would back Gallion lease at 1611 Crémazie Est, delaying 8th–9th floors to Nov 1, 2026 and extending three floors to May 31, 2036, with $398,416 rent and $344,704 renovations.

Motion would authorize a 24-month framework with Aqua Data for water meters in Montréal, worth up to $341,721.77.

Resolution would award a four-year park-cleaning contract to 9232-3914 Québec inc. for nine Montreal-area park buildings. Term runs Nov. 1, 2026 to Oct. 31, 2030; extension possible.

Motion authorizes Montréal to apply for TAPU and Véloce III funding for cycling and pedestrian upgrades on Champlain, Saint-Jacques, Guy, and Laurier streets.

Montreal city council's bylaw would close a public alley and transfer land to neighbouring owners, with an easement for telecommunications and energy installations.

Montreal-Nord would buy a 400-square-metre site for $500,000 to create a local park. The city has 180 days for due diligence.

Montréal council passes a resolution naming the 65-metre pedestrian passage Étienne-Côté in Saint-Laurent; signs await official approval from the toponymy commission.

Montréal council approves three-year management assessments contract worth $820,404.11.

A bill would authorize Montreal city council to add $994,227.15 for mobility services during water-network projects.

Montreal council motion would extend water and sewer maintenance contract, adding $5.82M through February 2028.

Motion would authorize lending up to two SPVM officers to the GRC for three years. Starting October 12, 2026, salaries are paid by the city with GRC reimbursement.

Montreal resolution approves a four-year auto shop lease at 7255 rue Saint-Urbain for $94,200.