Montréal Motions

Motion would extend the Ecocentre Saint-Laurent waste-transport contract and add $934,221.31 through Oct 31, 2027; agglomeration council will decide final approval later.

Resolution would have Montréal’s agglomeration council notify the minister and partner bodies of the plan revision intention; revised plan due by March 10, 2029, with public consultation later.

Resolution would authorize signing a non-objection letter under the Railway Safety Act for the REM bridge-tunnel project near Canora station.

Montréal city council approves a motion to award Charex a contract for street, sewer, and related work, and to boost soil cleanup funding by $2,007,312.15.

Montreal council approves motion to award two road-structure inspection contracts totaling $2,247,522.68.

Resolution to award road resurfacing contract approved. On June 15, 2026, Montreal council awarded the contract to Construction Viatek inc. to resurface 6.042 km across five boroughs for $5.548 million.

Montreal council approves motion for borough-led road resurfacing on UCI route streets, July 20–Aug 20, 2026, costing $570,000.

Motion would authorize a $229,950 contingency boost for Maison Smith renovations at parc du Mont-Royal, funded by agglomeration borrowing.

City council motion would award Garda s.e.n.c. a security contract for the 2026 World Championships, costing $880,543.17.

Montreal agglomeration council approves a $489,839.49 temporary power contract for Sept–Oct 2026 events. Contract covers design, installation, and on-site staffing for the races.

Council adopts orientation for a bill to borrow $12 million for water mains. Final adoption depends on agglomeration council.

ESII Canada inc. wins a direct $440,703.52 contract to run Montreal’s queue-management system from Aug 19, 2026 to Aug 18, 2030 at Accès Montréal offices and city service points.

Montreal city council motion would authorize up to $702,262.99 more for CGI IT services.

Montréal city council approves a resolution to transfer an 810.2 m² lot from street domain to park space in Le Sud-Ouest. Cadastre update planned for summer 2026 to reflect change.

Motion would authorize a 24-month cloud HR contract with Groupe LGS for up to $2,808,643.79 in Montréal.

Motion approves Verdun borough taking charge of Maison Nivard-De Saint-Dizier museum to support accreditation renewal by July 2026.

Montreal city council resolution approves temporary store-hours extension on Avenue Duluth between Saint-Laurent and Saint-Hubert, July 1-5, 2026, until 11 p.m.

Motion to award Bruser a 12-month contract in Montreal to inspect 22 pumping stations for $1,052,017.94. The measure would authorize data reports for maintenance planning.

Montreal city council approves a motion to extend the pest-management contract for Espace pour la vie museums, adding $141,618.36 to $566,473.40 through 2027.

City council passes a resolution to fund ÉTS with $1.5 million over three years for Ax.c expansion; final decision rests with the agglomeration council.

Motion would grant $900,000 from Montreal to Québec Tech for 2026–2029. The city would connect startups with firms and build a digital showcase.

Montreal council approves renewals for Julie Marineau, Roxanne Sayegh, and Marylin Thomas on the arts council for a second three-year term. Final decision rests with the agglomeration council.

Montréal council names Andréanne Moreau as the city's observer on Pointe-à-Callière Museum board for a renewable two-year term, replacing Anne-Marie Sigouin.

Motion would approve a Montreal sewer repair contract covering 48 sections and worth up to $695,074.