Montréal Motions

Bill would formalize Montreal's supplemental retirement plan for professionals, enabling the Retirement Plans Office to administer a lump-sum payout for Annex 1 participants.

Montreal city council adopted a declaration recognizing homelessness and health groups. It invites residents to show generosity.

On 11 May 2026, Montréal city council unanimously adopted a resolution backing a provincial bill on voter representation. The resolution will be sent to Québec's National Assembly.

Montreal city council approves a resolution recognizing World Africa Day on May 25, 2026, and urges residents to celebrate.

Montréal council unanimously adopts a resolution recognizing Jewish Heritage Month. The measure designates May and opposes antisemitism across the city.

Montréal council adopts a motion to review the Residential Purchase Assistance Program and consider a municipal rent-help fund for low-income renters at risk of losing their homes.

Motion from Montreal city council would urge political groups and candidates to follow IVADO's AI code; no enforcement mechanism outlined.

City council motion would adjust towing-fee weight categories, shifting the threshold from 4,500 kg to 3,000 kg for the agglomeration tariff.

City council would authorize applying for DarkSky Urban Night Sky Place designation for Grand parc de l’Ouest; response is expected in April 2027.

Motion would award Pronex Excavation a contract up to $21,906,593.97 for water, sewer, and street work in Le Sud-Ouest and Ville-Marie; agglomeration council to decide.

Motion seeks agglomeration council approval of $162,897.98 for heritage wall repairs.

City council moves a motion to borrow $213,405,000 for 2026–2030 vehicle replacement for city, SPVM and SIM fleets.

City council approves pool project contract for Parc Baldwin. Magil Construction won the bid, with a $27,157,357.37 package and $714,489.81 for soil decontamination.

Agglomeration council would decide on awarding a 33-month contract to SES-Intégration inc. to maintain backflow devices in City buildings. Base term totals $261,749.78 with extensions possible through January 2029.

Resolution would extend Montréal's agglomeration council's fire-station cleaning contract for one year. The extension would cost $166,718.05 and run from May 1, 2026, to April 30, 2027.

Motion approves contract with Gérald Théorêt inc. for sewer, water-main and road work on Rochon and Crevier streets in Saint-Laurent. The measure authorizes $7,016,750.37 including taxes.

Montreal city council approves a three-year operating grant via motion for Pointe-à-Callière museum. The motion covers 2026-2028, including $10,019,500 in 2026, $10,280,007 in 2027, and a $116,000 Caserne no.1 contribution.

City council motion would grant $870,000 over three years to Mount Royal groups for education and conservation.

Montréal council approves Lemay CO inc. contract for greenhouse planning at Jardin botanique; $874,564 authorized.

Montréal city council approves a motion to pay SABM $1.6 million over 2026–2028 to sell passports.

Municipal council would raise the subsidy ceiling for electrical service changes tied to a Griffintown cable-burial project. Anticipated payments of $119,400 are slated for 2026 and 2027.

Resolution would authorize Montréal agglomeration council to approve a five-year water infrastructure framework with Simco Technologies worth up to $3.216 million.

Montréal council votes motion to adopt a 24-month parcel-delivery framework with Globex. Maximum spend: $612,658.08; contract starts April 20, 2026, with a 12-month extension.

Montreal city council approves a pump-rental contract for flood-prep, authorizing up to $578,002.78 for equipment and contingencies, with initial 12-month term and possible extension.