Montréal Motions

Resolution would let Saint-Laurent lead a wetlands restoration project at Parc Marcel-Laurin, pending agglomeration council delegation.

Motion by Montreal agglomeration council backs $600K grant to Zú for digital creativity hub, 2026-2029.

Montréal approves motion to award playground upgrade contract. Total cost up to $959,946.14; work planned Sept 2026–June 2027.

City council approves a motion backing a $1.225 million bond for an organics-processing centre. Agglomeration council will decide later, with costs up to $18,375 over three years.

Montreal council approves a resolution to award contract for indoor turf replacement at Stade de soccer de Montréal for up to $1.18 million; work set for Sep–Oct 2026.

Montreal council backs land sale resolution for STM expansion; sale price is $257,425 plus taxes, with construction ongoing through December 2027.

Resolution would award six security contracts in Montreal totaling $7,072,093.44 over 36 months. City staff estimate 67,352 hours of guarding annually.

Motion would authorize $2,516,716.70 in extra funding for seven waste-disposal contracts in Montréal, to maintain services while new bids are sought.

Motion would let the city reuse $11.2M in unspent grant funds for contaminated-land rehab, totaling about $24.7M, with commitments by 2029 and annual reporting.

City council motion would allow private donations for homelessness projects in Montréal.

Montreal city council approves a three-year lease extension resolution for 3/4 oz inc at 7335 Rue du Mile End, starting August 1, 2026, with annual rent of $87,361.08.

Motion would have Montréal reimburse Montréal-Est up to $1,608,828 for a Sherbrooke Street cycling path, with final agglomeration approval expected later.

Ville-Marie borough would manage design and construction for three upgrades at Quartier des spectacles. The motion would require the Culture, Sports and Recreation Department to approve each amount in writing.

A proposed Montreal bylaw would move enforcement of tourist accommodations from Plateau-Mont-Royal to Ville-Marie. No immediate change; budget details to follow.

Montreal council resolution would authorize a 24-month framework for traffic-signal cabinets, with a 12-month extension option, worth up to $2,242,011.12.

Montreal council approves motion to award $1,092,852.55 contract for traffic-signal upgrade at Alfred-Nobel and Hymus.

Montréal council approves resolution to lease 87.32 sqm of office space to NRC for two years at 7140 rue Albert-Einstein, with rent of $119,040.

Montréal's agglomeration council would approve a motion to fund $29,893.50 more for Deloitte audits and add a $63,195 revenue-spending budget, with audits due by December 2026.

Resolution would delegate park restoration powers to the borough; funding totals remain unclear.

Montreal council approves motion to award Construction Transit 2e Gltée a $6,314,616 contract to repair the Musée Pointe-à-Callière roof and replace the generator, Aug. 24, 2026 to Jun. 16, 2027.

Montreal city council passes motion to authorize a two-year bin supply contract with Plasti-Bac worth up to $2,458,268.39.

Resolution would authorize the agglomeration council to sign a contract with Rümker for the Poptopia exhibition at the Biosphère, up to $1,078,051.90. Opening December 2027 and lasting two years.

A resolution would approve a direct award totaling about $474,272 for Studio Supply and Demand Inc. to host L’odyssée sensorielle at the Biosphère, Dec 5, 2026–Oct 11, 2027.

Montréal city council backs two framework agreements for concrete and backfill worth up to $4,659,350.38. The agglomeration council will decide the final approval at a later meeting.