Montréal Motions

Motion to amend the city's white-collar pension bylaw would restore suspended indexation for retirees, retroactive to January 1, 2014, following a court order and union agreement.

City council motion lets SGPMRS design Rutherford park turf replacement; design in summer 2026, construction planned May–June 2027.

Montreal's agglomeration council would extend two waste-service contracts to October 31, 2027, authorizing up to $3,847,789.52 in additional spending.

Motion would extend grant deadline by six months for art studios in Montréal agglomeration.

Motion backs a 60-month framework with WSP Canada for building-envelope renovations in Montreal, with a maximum cost of $1,885,277.27 including contingencies.

Montreal council approves motion to renew SPVM dispatch system maintenance with Peraton for 12 months, CAD 1.0 million, May 5, 2026 to May 4, 2027.

Montreal's council backs awarding a $1,255,447.38 electrical upgrade contract for Parc Frédéric-Back; agglomeration council will decide the final approval later.

Resolution approves two-year land lease with Pomerleau in Montreal for $100,000.

Montreal approves a three-year lease amendment for a nonprofit office at 3680 rue Jeanne-Mance. The below-market rent is valued at about $67,631 over the term.

Montreal agglomeration awards two direct contracts to Centre de la montagne for park services, totaling up to $457,650 over three years.

Motion to authorize a 36-month traffic-light supplies framework in Montreal: up to $2,892,311.10. Deliveries would run May 2026 to May 2029.

Montreal council approves a motion to extend admission hours for four business groups during 2026 summer events.

Motion from city council authorizes a three-year climate partnership with Ouranos starting June 16, 2026, with $517,387.50 plus $300,000 in-kind.

Montreal city council approves motion to increase Sanaaq contract by $442,493.55, raising total to $3,017,059.93 in Ville-Marie.

Motion to fund the PEPSC soil-management service with $400,000 in 2026, drawn from water funds, covering Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension, Saint-Laurent and LaSalle boroughs.

Montréal seeks provincial Local Road Assistance Program funding to develop a 24-month municipal road-safety plan.

City council would prepare and approve a rent-free lease with Îlot 84 for 78,244 sq ft; two seven-month terms would run in 2026 and 2027.

Resolution approves a three-year direct-award contract with the Amis du Jardin botanique de Montréal to sell the Passeport Espace pour la vie, worth $1.16 million.

Montréal city council passes a resolution recognizing Asian Heritage Month for May 2026. It supports Chinatown and opposes discrimination.

Montréal city council adopted a declaration on April 20, 2026, marking World Book and Copyright Day, recognizing authors, librarians, and the book sector, and urging reading.

Montréal city council adopts commemorative resolution to mark Armenian Genocide Day on April 24, 2026. Residents are invited to show solidarity with the Armenian people.

Montreal city council rejected an opposition motion to condition Hippodrome land transfer to GALOPH, pursue amendments to Bill 22, and require annual financial reporting.

Montreal city council rejected a motion to maintain and strengthen limits on short-term rentals and to increase enforcement; no new rules were adopted.

Montreal city council adopts a motion to dedicate 10-15% of the capital plan to climate adaptation and green drainage projects.