Montréal Motions

Resolution would authorize a one-year direct Oracle Cloud deal with Oracle Canada ULC for Montreal, up to $742,826.93 including taxes, for Nov 1, 2026–Oct 31, 2027.

Motion would allocate up to $502,000 to STM and Parc Jean-Drapeau for extra transit and park services during the 2026 World Championships.

Montreal adopts a memorial declaration on Aug 24, 2026 honoring fallen officer Mohamed Lamine Benredouane and Michel Mizrahi, condemning violence and promising ongoing efforts to address public safety.

The city resolution would ask the province to fund new shelters for women experiencing intimate partner violence. It also directs a review of police practices and a public consultation.

Montréal city council resolution recognizes the International Day for the Remembrance of the Transatlantic Slave Trade and pledges a new action plan to fight anti-Black racism.

Montréal city council adopts a resolution marking the Metro's 60th anniversary. It calls on Québec and Canada to provide funding for upkeep, modernization and expansion.

Montreal agglomeration council will vote on a motion condemning antisemitism and hate, and seeking training measures for public-safety staff ahead of August 27, 2026.

Montreal council adopts a motion expressing solidarity with Palestinians and urging diplomacy and international investigations. It states no immediate changes to residents' rights or city services.

Motion to renegotiate framework with BAnQ and culture minister approved by Montréal city council. No new cost is identified for 2026.

Montreal city council approves a resolution to acquire five parcels for rue Jean-Talon Est redesign, authorizing $1.52 million (plus taxes) and possible expropriation.

City council resolution approves addendum extending six-month due-diligence for Îlot Voyageur Sud land sale.

Montreal council advances motion to fund $25.11M for 350 affordable homes in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie. Occupancy is targeted for April 30, 2027.

Agglomeration council to decide on selling a Sud-Ouest lot for $495,150 to the STM. Sale would remove land from the public domain and transfer ownership with no warranty.

Montréal city council motions to extend SNF Canada’s wastewater polymer contract by $2,966,475.89 for 12 months, June 20, 2026 to June 19, 2027, for the Jean-R.-Marcotte plant.

Resolution would approve a $1,000,000 settlement with Rosemary Lafrenière over three vacant city-owned lots.

Montréal council passes a motion to approve a five-year crossing guards agreement with the union, including five 2.5% raises and a 1% signing bonus, starting August 15, 2026.

City council motion would authorize a $1,313,760 contract to replace aging greenhouses at the city's nursery in L'Assomption, with spending planned for 2026-2027.

Montreal city council approves a $388,954.57 budget increase for an environmental and geotechnical study at Pointe-Saint-Charles–Bonaventure. Funds come from the city-centre environmental liabilities reserve and must be reported quarterly.

Montreal approves a two-year, $190,612 contract with Nature Action Québec for conservation work.

Montreal passes a motion to direct-award Mabarex inc. for UV lamps worth about $1.83 million for two drinking-water plants, over 36 months.

Montreal city council approves a $1,463,946.80 crane-install project with four installations and 425-635 day delivery, awarded to Distributions Maranda inc.

City council motion would allow 2024 costs under SHDM housing agreement while keeping the $3.3 million cap.

Motion by Montreal council on June 15, 2026 would back $11,159,588 transit borrowing for replacement and infrastructure program.

Centre Ogilvy would gain a materials lift to move food for 150+ families weekly, as the borough advances the project in summer 2026, with no agglomeration cost sharing.