Montréal Motions

Motion approves a 24-month lease for Écotone to use a 155-square-foot room at 251, avenue des Pins Ouest starting February 1, 2026, for $4,422.24 in rent.

Motion would assign one SPVM sergeant-detective to RCMP ENSALA from March 30, 2026 to March 29, 2029.

Motion would fund a four-week water-patrol outreach in boroughs, granting REQ about $69,076 for education on water use; final funding decision rests with the agglomeration council.

Motion backs a Mont-Royal heritage inventory covering 805 pre-1940 properties. Adoption would trigger special demolition and occupancy rules, funded up to $5 million from Quebec and the City of Montréal.

Montréal council approves a resolution to back a heritage inventory covering 12,260 Plateau-Mont-Royal buildings by April 1, 2026.

Motion would have the agglomeration council adopt a 1,513-building pre-1940 heritage inventory for Ahuntsic-Cartierville, funded up to $5 million from MCC and the city.

Agglomeration council motion would approve a $543,812 grant package to Startop and CDEPNQL for 2026-2029 under Plan économique 2030.

City council motion would reallocate 2026 budgets for six PME MTL organizations under FRR rules.

Montreal council moves to terminate the $1,655,640 Freightliner parts contract and seek a new supplier.

City council passes a resolution extending a wood-supply contract for urban furniture for 12 months, starting June 2026, adding $175,071.19 (taxes included) with FSC and ISO 14021.

Montreal approves motion to lease nine seasonal street sweepers for 2026–28, totaling up to $3.76 million.

Montreal council resolution would extend two bucket-truck rentals for 12 months, costing $233,974.40.

Montréal agglomeration council backs transferring two truck-supply framework agreements from Fortier Auto to 13665216 Canada inc.; final decision on the transfer will be made at a later meeting.

Motion by Montreal city council to extend tire services contract for city fleets would run 12 months starting June 2026, costing about $840,657.

Motion ratified an accounting allocation for future employee benefits totaling $3,651,000, with $2,555,700 for local responsibilities and $1,095,300 for agglomeration; agglomeration final decision pending.

City council motion would fund an immersive Planétarium film project. It would authorize a $562,758.70 contract with Figure 55 inc. launching Oct. 5, 2027.

Resolution would authorize a $2,294,626.74 ARTM payment for Montréal's agglomeration senior transit program in 2025. The agglomeration would pay 100% and STM would implement.

City council approves a 24-month lease of public space at 251 avenue des Pins Ouest to Théâtre Teesri Duniya, starting Feb 1, 2026, for $36,855 in rent.

City council approves 24-month lease at Cité-des-Hospitalières for two tenants, starting Feb 1, 2026, with $4,762.80 in rent over the term.

City approves 24-month heritage site lease. The city will provide energy and handle maintenance.

Resolution to approve a 24-month lease with Tasiutigiit for 245 sq ft at 251A Avenue des Pins Ouest; $11,907 rent; passes in Montreal.

Motion to approve a 24-month lease by Montreal council at Cité-des-Hospitalières.

Montreal approves a 24-month lease with Milton-Parc starting February 1, 2026 for a 121-square-foot office at 251A Ave des Pins Ouest; rent totals $6,370.68, with a 30-day termination option.

City council resolution would name Karyne St-Pierre to the national library board.