Montréal Motions

A Montreal-area agglomeration council would approve an extra $303,927.75 for aluminum sulfate supply to the Pointe-Claire drinking-water plant. The contract would rise to $883,374.16, taxes included, pending a final vote.

Montreal council approves motion to award Fer-Pal a $741,026.71 water-main rehab contract near Autoroute 15 Nord; agglomeration council to decide final approval.

Resolution approves a rent-free, one-year lease valued at $247,009 of municipal land to Laboratoire sur l’agriculture urbaine for urban agriculture.

Motion to approve eight-month lease with Agence de mobilité durable in Montréal, May–Dec 2026, for 785.62 sqm and 46 parking spaces at 1500 rue des Carrières.

Montreal's agglomeration council would approve a $5,007,540.38 increase to existing garbage-disposal contracts to extend service through October 31, 2027. The measure covers nine contracts with four vendors.

Montreal council approves a motion to have Hydro-Québec design underground cables along rue Jean-Talon Est for a street redesign, with up to $330,000 repayment if the plan stalls.

Montréal city council approved a two-year, $2.364 million contract with Keleny inc. to provide interpretation and translation services for the municipal court from June 18, 2026, to June 17, 2028.

Montreal city council approves a resolution allocating 2025 surplus totaling $171.9571 million across eight purposes.

Montréal council approves a motion to add $66,758.51 for final bridge plans on June 15, 2026.

Montreal city council passes a resolution to 24/7 reserve Côte-Vertu/Sauvé lane and remove cycling from Maurice-Duplessis, replacing it with a protected bike lane; work is scheduled May-Nov 2026.

Resolution would name the library at 260 Rue Elgar in Verdun bibliothèque Kim-Yaroshevskaya. Verdun borough may install signage.

Montreal's agglomeration council would approve a $114,975 contingency transfer under a municipal resolution for SPVM PDQ 21 work at 1669 rue Berri, raising the landlord's cap to $2,345,490.

Agglomeration council would approve a motion to renew the PDQ 26 lease at 7409 Mountain Sights for 12 years, costing about $5.8 million.

Resolution by Montreal city council would award $100,000 to L'Anonyme U.I.M. for Halte-répit through June 30, 2026.

Montreal council approves motion to sign a 36-month CGI digital services framework up to 4.83M. Final decision rests with the agglomeration council.

Resolution would loan city space to SPCA for two years starting July 1, 2026, at 7487 18e Avenue.

Montreal council approves motion to fund aquatic habitat compensation at Parc Arthur-Therrien.

Montreal council moves $5 million from the Sustainable Mobility Agency reserve to its operating reserve.

Motion would change up to 270 m² of a public parcel in Le Sud-Ouest to private domain to advance a mobility hub project in Montreal, with $3.27 million in funding.

Montreal council approves addendum to mobility agency deal, shifting quarterly management-fee payments and advancing the annual transfer date, effective upon signature.

Montréal council approves a motion to use a 24-month group-purchase of network gear through the Government Acquisitions Centre, up to $12,014,887.50, May 1, 2026–April 30, 2028.

Motion would transfer two architecture contracts from Affleck de la Riva s.e.n.c. to Studio Affleck de la Riva inc., preserving terms and staff. The move aims to maintain service continuity.

Council approves motion to transfer four contracts to Studio Affleck de la Riva inc, keeping current terms and staff.

Motion by Montreal city council would extend borough rolling-stock powers through December 31, 2026.