Montréal Motions

Montreal council unanimously approves appointing Vana Nazarian to PME-MTL Centre-Ouest's board, effective February 2026.

Montréal would extend eight towing contracts for 12 months. The motion would authorize about $1.46 million in spending.

Motion would appoint councillor Jocelyn Pauzé to represent the borough on the PME MTL Centre-Est board.

Montreal approves a $450,000 three-year grant to the Institute for Research in Plant Biology for plant biology research, with three $150,000 installments through 2028.

Resolution would transfer Anne Lagacé's contract for the light-art installation to Corporation 9560-8303 Québec inc., keeping terms and the original $574,696.75 amount.

Montreal council moves $1,879,500 to study Van Horne Viaduct replacement.

Montreal adopts a resolution to fund 26 homelessness and inclusion projects with $9.39 million over three years, starting April 2026.

Agglomeration approves resolution to award Northerm a $1.31 million contract to decarbonize police heating. Contract runs Apr 28, 2026–Sept 30, 2027 with an 80% government grant.

Montreal council backs a resolution approving a $45.8M infrastructure borrowing. The borrowing would run over 20 years, and the agglomeration council would decide later.

A motion would grant SOCENV a rent-free lease for 957 square meters of city land for composting in 2026, valued at $13,428.

Motion to approve a 36-month monitoring contract for Montréal's CSEM underground work, worth up to $843,286.67.

Myrand would represent the borough on the PME-MTL board. Approval by the agglomeration council is scheduled for its March 26 meeting.

Montreal council motion would authorize a two-year, up to $765,701.31 contract with Cloud Monitored Objects to maintain fire department vehicle communications equipment.

Motion would approve a $140,000 grant to IIÉAM for the 32nd Conference in Montréal, June 8–10, 2026 at Hôtel Bonaventure.

Montréal city council backs Verdun mayor Beauregard for PME MTL Grand Sud-Ouest board. Beauregard would become Verdun's elected representative if approved.

Resolution would authorize Montreal to enter into framework contracts with two firms for city-building work totaling about $9.59 million, for 36 months plus two 12-month extensions.

Council backs Plante for PME-MTL Centre-Ville board.

Resolution would authorize a three-year contract for firefighter PPE bags totaling up to $545,740.

Montreal council approves borough-led bus-stop project motion, with two stops on rue Saint-Patrick and work set for June to October 2026.

Montreal council adopts a motion to authorize a 36-month framework with Construction Arcade for water facilities, capped at $14,476,599.60 including incidental work.

Montreal council backs a contract-management bylaw amendment to require sustainable purchasing, with a limited exception for ineligible contractors, effective April 1, 2026.

City council approves motion to adopt a revised procurement policy aligning with new municipal-contract law taking effect April 1, 2026.

Resolution approves a 24-month lease for a 77-square-foot office for Communauté féminine Entre Elles at Cité-des-Hospitalières, with rent about $2,453 before taxes.

Motion would approve a 24-month lease for Archives lesbiennes du Québec at Cité-des-Hospitalières, starting Feb 1, 2026, with about $10,551 in rent and a $5,497 subsidy.