Montréal Motions

Agglomeration council would extend EBI Envirotech's cleaning and waste service contract for 12 months at Montreal city buildings, budget $349,566.86.

A bill would authorize a 25-year, retroactive lease for 50 SPVM parking spaces at 260 boulevard De Maisonneuve, from Oct 1, 2025 to Sept 30, 2050, costing $3,547,501.89.

Montreal council's motion authorizes submission of the ten-year Water Asset Management Plan to the provincial ministry.

Montréal City Council would extend a land-use deal for a 24-home co-op at 7342-7360 avenue de Gaspé to December 20, 2056, with annual rent of $4,800.

Motion would grant Montréal International $515,000 in 2026 to attract international organizations. The motion would permit $47,449 carried-forward funds for use in 2026; final decision rests with the agglomeration council.

Montréal agglomeration council backs direct three-year $3.24M contract with ABB for wastewater plant control system (2026-2029).

Motion to end Kamuy lease would place part of the terrace lot in public domain, with foregone rent of $172,583 for June 1, 2027, to Oct 31, 2030.

City council approves a motion to authorize an 18-month framework with Intervia for underground-network traffic services, capped at $804,250.13, from May 2026 to November 2027.

Motion to extend water-leak detection contract covers about 15 kilometres over 24 months, from July 2026 to June 2028, at about $963,470.

Resolution would remove 11 properties from Montreal's social housing pre-emption. Final approval rests with the agglomeration council.

Montreal council motion to remove housing pre-emption on 11 properties approved May 11, 2026, removing registry notices.

Resolution would approve a 9-year lease at 1611 boulevard Crémazie Est for the Service de l’approvisionnement and Service des infrastructures du réseau routier. Costs $14.49 million; starts Aug 2026.

Montreal motion would let the Finance Minister receive and open bids for short-term bonds. The change would apply to bonds with terms under five years.

Resolution would award Aqua Data Inc. a 24-month battery framework up to $343,421.13 for Montréal's drinking-water meters.

Montreal city council backs a 24-month water-meter interface framework resolution for up to $421,429.37. Purchases would be charged to existing budgets and depend on future needs.

Municipal motion approves 24-month water-meter framework with Gestion CDEDQ inc, up to $685,538.44.

Montréal's city council approves releasing its right to cancel the sale of a vacant rental site. It keeps personal rights against the buyer and a future easement plan.

Resolution would let Montreal expropriate a 547-square-metre lot at Pie-IX to create a local park, authorizing $1,530,000 plus taxes; expropriation notices planned for summer 2026.

Resolution names a new public place on De Sorel Street's right-of-way in Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce as 'place des Cantonniers' to honor métro cantonniers.

Montreal's city council named a new street, Avenue des Solidarités, in the écoquartier Louvain. The name must be approved by the Commission de toponymie du Québec before signs are installed.

Motion to extend the SPVM training center lease for five years moves forward, with rent of $14,169,828 and up to $1,149,750 for improvements.

Motion by agglomeration council would extend the Police Station 15 lease in Verdun through 2031 at $1.28 million.

Motion would authorize a $412,000, 12-month outreach contract with L’Anonyme U.I.M. for the Notre-Dame encampment in Montréal’s Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve.

Motion would approve a three-year snow-disposal contract in Lachine. The maximum cost is $1,272,385.20 and the contract runs Nov 15, 2026 to Nov 14, 2029.