Montréal Motions

Motion to authorize CN to repair the Wellington Street railway bridge with a project budget of about $9.25 million, work planned for 2026-2027.

Montréal city council motion approves pavilion contract for Parc Irma-LeVasseur, authorizing $1,735,892.55 and targeting 2026 completion.

Resolution would authorize a contract worth $4.819 million to replace lead water connections and fix streets in two boroughs. The contract includes daily penalties for delays.

Resolution: City council approves a $10,589,009.13 road resurfacing contract across six boroughs for 2026.

Resolution would authorize a $16,415,129.11 contract to replace lead water services and resurface roads in Ahuntsic-Cartierville and Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension.

Motion to award CGI Environnement a sewer-rehabilitation contract passes. The project covers 10.7 km in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie for up to $12.713 million with 94% TECQ24 funding.

Montreal council adopts resolution authorizing an $8,809,453.61 contract for water-pipe and road work in four boroughs.

Montreal council approves motion to award roadworks contract worth $9.38M across four boroughs. The project covers roughly 11 kilometres of street resurfacing.

City council resolution awards FER-PAL Construction ltd. contract for water-pipe and street work worth $11,103,483.78 in Montréal.

Motion would authorize a $12.17M Pôle Gadbois Sector 3 recreation project in Le Sud-Ouest.

Motion to approve audit contract for Plateau-Mont-Royal service yard; EXP to audit design and construction for $1,386,606.55 over three years.

Municipal borrowing bill would authorize $29M for Montréal nature parks work, to fund 2026–2030 projects, pending agglomeration council approval and minister consent.

Motion approves a three-year lease for 551 sqm to Pointe-à-Callière museum (2026-2028) with $5,535 rent and $162,423.78 subsidy to support cultural access.

Montréal council approves motion to direct-award BIXI equipment worth up to $4.8 million.

Montreal approves a resolution to spend $3.4M on cycling corridors near metro stations. Completion is expected in spring or summer 2026.

Motion would approve 36-month clothing contracts with two vendors.

Resolution would extend the co-op's emphyteosis in Montreal by 13 years, with $6,400 annual rent and new reporting requirements.

Resolution would authorize a direct, one-year contract with Transvrac Montréal-Laval for bulk-material transport in Montréal, up to $1,829,028.05. The contract starts March 23, 2026 and ends March 31, 2027.

Resolution would grant Club de lutte Inter-Concordia free use of two spaces at the Claude-Robillard sports complex for 2026–2027 in Montréal.

Motion to approve a $300,000 grant for health and food plans by Montréal - Métropole en santé from 2026 to 2028.

Motion would add 391 LaSalle buildings to the heritage inventory. Staff expect adoption by April 1, 2026.

Motion would end the city's Bienvenue bébé boxes project by December 31, 2026 and redirect $711,280 within contingency funds.

Montréal council would award a direct ad contract for Espace pour la vie in 2026, up to $172,462.50.

Resolution: Montreal council approves Territorial Vitality Action Framework and asks agglomeration council to forward it to Quebec’s Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing; funding totals $30,058,161 for 2025–2028.