Montréal Motions

A motion by Montréal's agglomeration council would grant $1,500,000 to Polytechnique Montréal for a clean-technology centre from 2026 to 2029. The project would reuse a building in Montréal's east end.

Resolution by Montréal council approves fire station 43 renovation contract worth $940,827.76 for Sept 10, 2026 to Jun 23, 2029.

City council moves to extend the waste-authorization cloud contract for 36 months, adding $330,478.16, for Oct. 12, 2026–Oct. 11, 2029.

Agglomeration council would award Nmédia a 24-month contract worth $123,138.23 for CRM-related IT services to pilot a new customer-relations system.

Motion would award Construction Arcade a $5,726,733.20 contract to upgrade the Île-Bizard water booster station; completion within 550 days and a penalties regime would apply.

Resolution would appoint three members and a vice-president to Montréal’s Conseil des Montréalaises starting Aug 2026.

Resolution by Montréal city council would authorize a 10-year SPVM Metro Unit lease at 888 De Maisonneuve Est for $4,836,594.23.

Motion would authorize the agglomeration council to approve a 2026 addendum adding $100,000 to MUTEK funding, bringing total to $310,000.

Montreal council resolution would provide $200,000 in grants to Lauriers de la gastronomie québécoise and SCALE AI for 2026 events, pending agglomeration council approval.

Motion would award $24k TOHU grant for Montréal's 2026 festival.

Agglomeration council would grant $500,000 to Microcrédit Montréal from 2026 to 2029 to fund entrepreneurship training and support for entrepreneurs with limited access to traditional credit.

Motion would authorize a $280,000 grant to the Social Innovation House for a two-year pre-incubation program starting in 2026.

A motion would fund Association des sports d'action with $700,000 city funding through 2028. Agglomeration would fund the project from its operating budget, with final council approval.

Montreal's agglomeration council would award Recyc-Matelas a 28-month contract worth $734,690 to collect and recover mattresses at ecocentres, expanding to seven sites by 2026-27.

Agglomeration council would decide on a $150,014.55 direct-award contract with Dyplex Communications to maintain the SPVM surveillance system, Aug 1, 2026–July 31, 2027.

Montreal council adopts a resolution to fund $742,500 for 150 interest-free rent loans by December 31, 2026 to keep households housed.

Montréal's city council advances a motion to grant a three-year rent-free restaurant space in Mount Royal Park to Café des Amis, valued at about $219,851.

Montreal council passes a motion to grant a three-year, rent-free lease for Café des Amis at Mount Royal Park starting May 1, 2026.

City council approves motion to award backup 9-1-1 centre contract, totaling about $3.55 million in the 2026–2030 capital program.

Resolution would push agglomeration council to award a three-year, $1,347,010.35 contract to Sports Montréal for Jeux de Montréal, 2027–2029.

City council resolution would award Limoges et fils inc. a $1,095,134.60 park-bridges and paths contract; agglomeration council to decide later.

Montreal agglomeration council motion would extend TELECON's telecom cabling contract for two 12-month periods, raising the maximum to $8,401,077.92.

Montreal's agglomeration council could extend Bell Canada's telecom contract from Oct 27, 2026 to Oct 26, 2027, adding up to $4.69 million and raising the total to $22.99 million.

Montreal council approves a resolution to pursue a five-year park-sign framework across city parks with Lemay Co inc.; maximum spend $1,261,433.84.