Montréal Motions

Agglomeration council would cut Coop Carbone's grant to $68,000 and drop the 344 boulevard Robert-Bourassa logistics site; remaining work must finish by December 31, 2026.

City council would extend a snow-removal contract for three sites for six months at 2025–26 terms, adding $193,215.49. The agglomeration council would make the final decision at a later meeting.

Resolution by agglomeration council would award snow-clearing contract to Paysagiste Solarco for 59,200 m² of roads and parking areas, Nov 1, 2026 to Apr 30, 2028, at up to $178,330.82.

Montreal's agglomeration council would approve a motion for a $250,000 five-year mobility research grant to École Polytechnique de Montréal starting in 2026.

Montreal council adopts motion to extend gate-valve supply contract with Wolseley Canada inc.

Montreal council approves Parc Jarry path upgrade motion, $1,386,774. Work runs Oct–Dec 2026 and improves accessibility.

Montreal council tabled a motion to adopt a bylaw for a container return site at 7701 Maurice-Duplessis Blvd. Plan caps site at 350 square metres and requires indoor storage.

Montreal council advances a motion to create a deposit-return point at 12455 Rue Sherbrooke Est, an 800-square-metre facility in a commercial zone.

Motion would authorize a 17-month lease for a 9.47 m² energy-care room at 251-A, avenue des Pins Ouest, beginning September 1, 2026, with rent of $3,580.65 and city as landlord.

Motion would approve a 16-month lease for a 7.15 m² heritage room at 251-A, Avenue des Pins Ouest; Speranza Spir would use it for care and workshops.

Resolution adopts a 36-month framework with M3P for specialized IT architecture services, capped at $603,618.75.

Montréal city council passes a motion to renew the sporting-event support program for 2027, reserving up to $450,000.

Resolution would award framework agreements for fire hydrants and sewer parts by Montréal council, totaling about $2.02 million for a 12-month term with two extensions.

Montreal backs a second 12-month extension of the DXC contract for the fire service's SGI system, covering Nov. 28, 2026, to Nov. 27, 2027, and bringing total to $55,392,982.79.

Montreal council backs a motion to adopt a bylaw banning abusive conduct toward city staff. Fines would start at $350.

Motion would award Aréo-Feu a $275,077.69 contract for 150 PFAS-free protective clothing sets for Montréal's SIM rescue team. Aréo-Feu was the sole bidder.

Resolution would authorize awarding $311,510.25 for 160 chemical-protection outfits to Logistique Unicorp in Montreal.

Montreal's agglomeration council would authorize three 36-month plumbing contracts totaling $3,050,275.25, with up to two 12-month extensions.

Resolution by Montréal council to approve a 24-month framework agreement with Paris, Ladouceur et Associés for property appraisals to apply park-contribution bylaw 17-055, with a maximum cost of $525,723.19.

Montreal council approves a motion to grant a 49-year sewer easement beneath a highway. The city would maintain the rights and coordinate with the federal department.

Montréal council unanimously approves a motion to authorize $250,000 for Berri-UQAM project work. STM reimbursement is capped at $228,283.

City council approves a motion to grant $75,000 to Printemps numérique for MTL Connecte, Oct 13–16, 2026.

Resolution would have Montréal agglomeration council sign a federal housing infrastructure agreement with a $128,374,229 cap and 40% of eligible costs for water, wastewater, and stormwater work.

City council would authorize two seven-month framework agreements with Selto Distribution for road salt for winter 2026-27. The agglomeration council will decide later; spending could reach about $28.22 million.