Montréal Motions

Montreal bill would update renovation grants and add a fixed-part metal flood barrier option for 1-to-5-unit buildings.

Montréal council passes a borrowing bylaw authorizing up to $29 million for public-space, infrastructure and land purchases for the Namur-Hippodrome project, pending ministerial approval.

A bill would let borough councils authorize collective religious practice on public roads or in parks. In Montreal, the power is limited to exceptional cases and must meet provincial conditions.

City council approves 10-year lease for bike path in Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles starting Jan 1, 2026, costing $46,896.

Resolution would renew Recognition Advisory Committee terms for three years starting June 15, 2026, with Elyse Lévesque appointed as full member replacing Bérénice Mollen-Dupuis.

Montreal council renews Nicolas Demers-Stoddart’s appointment to the Comité Jacques-Viger for a second three-year term, starting August 2, 2026.

Resolution would authorize a 24-month IT training framework with AFI par Edgenda inc., up to $127,737.23, taxes included, subject to extension and later agglomeration council approval.

Montreal city council approves a resolution granting 337,000 to two boroughs for commercial-area revitalization, with projects due spring 2027 and reports due fall 2027.

City council adopts annual commissions programme, listing topics from culture and parks to police and transit safety.

Montreal council passes a motion to adopt the 2026 committee work program, detailing public meetings on housing, short-term rentals, climate, and urban innovation.

Motion would extend the emphyteusis for Maison Aurélie-Cadotte at 56 Rue Sherbrooke Est to 2083, with $6.2 million City assistance and $7,600 annual rent.

Montreal council motion would sell 202.8 m² of land on Rue Jean-Brillant for $115,000 to the STM to extend the metro, with construction possible before the sale deed is signed.

Montreal city council approves a resolution to transfer lease rights to Communia for $0. The agreement would require 80-year affordable housing use on the property.

Montréal city council approves a resolution on transparency and accountability for racial profiling against Black, Arab and racialized residents.

Montreal city council passes a resolution recognizing Italian Heritage Month in June.

Montreal city council unanimously adopted a resolution recognizing National Indigenous History Month, pledging policies and investments to support Indigenous communities, including housing resources for people experiencing homelessness.

Montreal city council passes a resolution recognizing compas as a cultural art form, calling for celebration and promotion but no new funding.

Montréal city council passes a resolution backing a proposed first amendment to a financial assistance agreement with the provincial ministry, shaping the agglomeration's land-use plan.

Motion to appoint Alexandre Devaux-Guizani to transport and public works, Mercedez Plante to economic development, urban development and housing; final decision later.

Resolution designates boroughs to assess religious events on Montreal roads and parks.

Montreal city council approves motion naming Effie Giannou substitute mayor for six months, ending December 31, 2026.

Resolution unanimously appoints Alexandre Devaux-Guizani and Mercedez Plante to two city commissions on transport/public works and urban development and housing, dated June 15, 2026.

Montreal council approves a motion to study a vacancy tax on underused homes; administration must analyze exemptions, rates, and reporting to council.

Agglomeration council would approve buying a vacant site east of rue Chatham for $9,293,113 to enable social housing; financing comes from a $65-million borrowing bylaw.