Montréal Motions

Resolution would extend rent-free garden lease to Ville en vert. The extension, valued at $121,100, runs Apr 1, 2026 to Dec 31, 2027 on a 10,000-square-foot site in Montreal.

Montreal's city council approves a motion to award a soil-tracking contract for contaminated soil. The deal is worth up to $785,624.18 and runs for 24 months.

Montréal city council approves a motion to amend the temporary library lease, authorizing $288,206.14 in non-taxable spending and delaying possession to September 1, 2026.

Resolution would award Parc Frédéric-Back park maintenance contracts totaling about $2.03 million for 30 months starting May 1, 2026.

Resolution would present Montreal's comments on the CSSDM space plan, citing over $150 million in land-value transfers and outlining site prep costs.

Motion to award five-year Ray-Lawson snow-disposal contract to Beluga approved.

Motion would authorize $87,640 LIMS upgrade funding. The agglomeration council would decide at a later meeting.

Agglomeration council would adopt a bill to permit a three-storey lodging-house with 16 rooms at lot 1 295 061, including height, coverage, and green-space exceptions in Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve.

Montreal agglomeration council would, via a motion, award a three-year, up-to-$451,000 food contract to feed detainees at SPVM detention centers and municipal court detention.

Resolution funds three Montréal groups with $245,100 in 2026 grants, $81,700 each.

Motion by Montreal City Council to authorize borough-led street, cycling and safety projects in 2026. Budget lines include 363,321 for Renaude-Lapointe cycling link and 2,099,750 for Bois-Franc street work.

Montreal city council moves a resolution to merge two construction-aid programs and set the budget at $27.8 million. Agglomeration council would decide the final bylaw later.

Montreal agglomeration council motion would terminate Canadian Bearings ltd.'s lot 3 protective equipment contract and call for a new tender.

Montreal council motion extends tire contracts to June 14, 2026.

Montreal council approves resolution to sign framework agreements for fire-truck maintenance. Costs could reach $899,372 including contingencies.

Montreal city council approves rustproofing framework agreements for three vehicle lots via motion. The deals total about $635,931 and run 24 months with a 12-month renewal.

Montréal city council passes a motion to extend a non-profit daycare lease to 2062 and allow a two-level expansion.

Montréal's council approves motion to extend Cofomo IT services contract for 12 more months, authorizing an extra $2,676,865.10.

Montreal seeks agglomeration approval for a 12-month Levio IT services extension, adding $2.59 million to reach $5.12 million.

Montreal's agglomeration council would adopt a resolution authorizing added cybersecurity spending on Microsoft Sentinel and related services up to $416,471.65. The decision would be made without a tender call.

Montreal city council adopts a motion to authorize the director of Cybersecurity to sign a three-year phishing-test contract with Levio Conseils inc., starting in 2025, costing $129,346.88.

Montréal-Nord would coordinate property acquisitions for local use via a municipal resolution if it accepts the plan, with the city centre paying most costs and a two-year window.

Montréal city council approved a $194,812 contract with CMM to apply MÉRIGE flood-risk methods. The project is funded by a $746,123 MAMH grant.

Montreal bill would borrow $22.8 million to restore heritage buildings. The province's culture ministry would reimburse 50% of debt service, with a 20-year repayment.