Montréal Motions

Montreal council approves motion for five-year park monitoring plan at Parc Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier, allocating $69,059 from an environmental-liability reserve for 2026-2030.

Montreal council resolution would authorize Hydro-Québec to remove soil from City land in Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve and dispose of it off-site, offset by $148,761 in rent reductions starting Sept 1, 2025.

Motion would authorize a $790,418.63 direct award to Tetra Tech QI inc. for integrating retention facilities into the city's CIDI, from May 2026 to December 2028.

Motion to reimburse SHDM $558,893 for Papineau social housing repairs.

Motion would authorize a framework agreement with Chartrand Ford to supply brake parts for the city's vehicle fleet, with a total potential value of $6,215,227.20 and a final decision pending.

Motion would extend vehicle-parts contracts for 12 months, authorizing about $368,541 in spending.

City council approves motion to acquire a 456-square-metre lot in Saint-Laurent for boulevard redevelopment, taxes to be paid, and the site will become part of the public domain.

Montréal council approves a resolution to fund $68,700 for the Regroupement des éco-quartiers' 22nd Patrouille verte, from June 1 to August 22, 2026.

Motion would appoint Bruno Possa to the technical committee for one year, pending agglomeration council approval.

Montreal's Verdun borough approves $108,343.91 for environmental and geotechnical studies for an outdoor gym at Parc Arthur-Therrien, with quarterly reporting to the Environment Department.

City council approves resolution authorizing LED street-lighting contract worth up to $773,451.45 for four boroughs, with work set to begin August 10, 2026.

Motion would authorize a four-year on-demand road-repair framework with DePiedmont Inc., up to $1,668,717.42.

Montréal's city council approves a resolution to award Les Entreprises Cogenex inc. a $2,011,374.62 contract for water, sewer, and road work on Avenue Wilson.

Montreal city council approves a resolution for three contracts totaling $1,788,186.14 for signage and detour planning ahead of the 2026 UCI Road World Championships.

Montreal council approves motion to fund soil studies for pedestrian lanes. Allocation totals $46,755.31 from the environmental liability reserve; lane construction is planned for summer 2028.

Resolution would let the City contract with a third party for local animal services, up to 3,665 pets per year, starting May 1, 2026.

Montreal would appoint Natasha Daswani to the city's audit committee until May 4, 2029, with a $17,500 annual cap.

Council by resolution awards public artwork contract to Véronique Buist for Aréna Martin-Lapointe, total budget $161,587.34.

City approves motion to fund 10 Cité Mémoire projections in Vieux-Montréal for 2026–2028, with a $789,850 contract.

Resolution would extend a one-year lease for the Finance Department’s offices at Tour Telus, covering 75,796 sq ft from Aug 1, 2026, for a total rent of about $3.613 million.

Motion by the agglomeration council would extend Garda security contracts for five museums from May 1, 2026 to April 30, 2027. It adds $2,591,352.54 funded by the city's property-management budget.

Motion would authorize a $74,568 contribution to SHNVSL in Montréal for brown snake conservation, paid in three installments from 2026 through 2028.

Montreal city council approves a resolution to add two sites totaling 467.32 hectares to the biodiversity register; final approval rests with the agglomeration council.

Resolution would authorize a $551,880 partnership with Conseillers d’Affaires Embrase Inc. to back StartupFest 2026 at Grand Quai, July 8–10.