Montréal Motions

A resolution would allot $5.6 million over four years to Montréal International. It aims to attract foreign investment and support applied AI and sustainable development.

Resolution would authorize a 60-month demolition-services framework with MLC. The contract is worth $758,655 and awaits agglomeration-council approval.

Montreal city council passes encampment protocol resolution guiding interventions, prioritizing dignity and housing alternatives, with displacement as a last resort.

Motion would extend rent-free rooms at Chalet du Mont-Royal to Les Amis de la Montagne for one year starting May 1, 2026; city to cover energy costs and building repairs.

Montreal City Council approves a resolution to shift $152k from local to agglomeration budget. The move stays within the $50-million 2026 budget and awaits agglomeration council approval.

Montreal council unanimously adopts motion to seek PRIMEAU 2023 funding for two water projects.

Montréal council approves a resolution to adopt Addendum 4 to the sewage project funding, extending the deadline to December 31, 2026, with up to $98.6 million in funding.

Resolution would name a park in Lachine after the Sœurs-de-Sainte-Anne congregation.

Motion would raise borrowing authority by $65 million to fund an industrial sewer extension serving Anjou and Montréal-Est.

Montreal would vote on a bylaw to open a container-return depot at 933 Rue Rachel Est, with 8 a.m.–6 p.m. hours. Vote set for June 15, 2026.

Resolution would award a 20-month animal-services contract to SPCA Montréal in Montréal, costing up to $2,066,684.87. The city would pay fixed monthly amounts in 2026 and 2027, with possible extension.

Montreal council approves a motion to extend five snow-clearing contracts for the 2026–27 winter season, totaling about $7.4 million and starting May 18, 2026, for Anjou, Montréal-Nord and Pierrefonds-Roxboro.

Montreal council approves resolution to extend snow-removal towing contracts for 2026–27, authorizing $866,866.46 for five lots.

Montreal agglomeration council considers a motion to authorize two 24-month bollard supply agreements with Trafic Innovation inc. and Develotech, up to $1,513,230.69.

Resolution would award a six-month, $2,957,415 contract for payment services to Global Payments Direct Inc. in Montréal from June 1 to November 30, 2026.

Montreal council adopts a five-year IT office lease resolution for 80 rue Queen, Ville-Marie. Cost is $4,024,125; start July 1, 2026.

Montréal council approves resolution to authorize direct contract for 150 Windows Server and eight SQL Server licenses, worth up to $563,675.22, to modernize IT and police systems.

Motion by Montreal's agglomeration council to award a 36-month MongoDB contract starting June 5, 2026 for $313,903.72.

Montreal council seeks agglomeration approval for a 3-year Systematix Oracle APEX contract worth $1,310,505.75, with two optional 12-month extensions.

Motion would authorize $29,177.93 more for WebFocus maintenance, raising the contract cap to $224,022.16 taxes included. The agglomeration council will decide at a later meeting.

Resolution would authorize Roxboro Excavation to build a 15,000-cubic-metre stormwater basin at 800 rue des Seigneurs, costing about $68.6 million, with completion by end-2027.

Montreal city council approves motion to add $153,434.14 for parc du Bassin-à-Bois park supervision through June 2027.

City council adopts a declaration recognizing Montréal’s gastronomy and restaurants honoured in 2026 by Michelin, Lauriers, and Canada’s 100 Best; vows a city hall recognition event and invites support.

Montréal adopts resolution marking the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia. It supports inclusion and opposition to discrimination against LGBTQ2+ people.