Montréal Motions

Motion by Montréal agglomeration council would provide up to $220,500 for 2026-2028 to back a pilot building purchase for cultural venues.

Resolution would authorize a 36-month water-testing contract for Montréal, with a total cap of $1,361,444.52.

Motion to renew two youth council terms approved in Montréal, naming Kevin Martinez and Iles Ousmer for March 2026 to March 2029.

Resolution approves a $668,253.50 sidewalk data survey contract with Englobe Corp for 2,400 km of Montréal sidewalks in 2026. Data collection will inform future maintenance planning.

Montreal council approves resolution to nominate a hybrid electric-vehicle cabinet for a 2026 municipal award, with nomination filed February 19, 2026.

Montréal council approves nomination for 2026 Mérite municipal award in Relève municipale for engineer Sacha Dumeignil. Nomination submitted Feb 19, 2026; resolution adopted Mar 23, 2026.

Montreal's council approves a deed dissolving co-ownership at 9350 Pie-IX and extending the city's mortgage to the combined lot, $25 million plus 25%, with no change to the animal-management contract.

Montréal resolution would fund Musée des Hospitalières de l’Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal with $525,000 for 2026-2028.

Resolution approves a 2026–2029 Montreal food-sector development agreement totaling $1,402,740. It is funded by the city, MAPAQ and MEIE.

Pierrefonds-Roxboro borough resolution extends flood-cleaning contract for 12 months, April 15, 2026–April 14, 2027. The extension shows no additional expenditure.

The borough will deliver greenhouse complex at Parc Frédéric-Back. Costs total $2,185,000 with funding from Montréal en commun, participatory budget, and federal food infrastructure funds; opening planned for winter 2027.

Montreal city council motion would provide up to $581,845 for a 26-unit social-housing project in Acadie area. Final funding decision rests with the agglomeration council.

City council adopts a resolution to transfer two funding agreements from Fondation Montréal inc. de demain to Essor économique Québec Tech, retroactive Dec 1, 2025, with $250,000 and $175,000 unchanged.

Motion would authorize a $13.5M grant program to clean up Montréal's contaminated sites, with the city running the program through 2031 following provincial approval.

Motion would approve a $1.295 million circular economy pact for 2026–2028 in the Montréal region, with a $300,000 city contribution.

City council resolution would shift $25,000 of an existing grant to Entente Réflexe 3 for 2027-28.

Resolution authorizes Montreal to enter framework agreements for traffic-signal equipment, totaling up to $2,593,558.91, over 24 months with a 12-month extension.

Montreal council approves a motion to accept a provincial grant for watershed studies. The contribution covers up to 448,998 and 75% of eligible costs in Ville-Marie and Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve.

Montréal city council approves a funding motion granting up to $309,848 to Centre de valorisation du bois urbain to process city wood from March 30, 2026, to December 31, 2027.

Montreal council approves motion to award a $103,546.49 contract for Jardin de lumière 2026 multimedia display.

Motion would authorize up to $877,312 in extra support for Mission Unitaînés to complete 100 seniors housing units.

Montreal approves resolution to subordinate mortgage for UTILE Polytechnique housing project. The plan keeps the city's $6.2M contribution as third mortgage while lenders hold about $54.46M.

Montreal city council passes motion on addendum to a $5.206M SHQ housing grant, allowing payments on invoices; 90-unit project expected in 2025–26.

Resolution authorizes Montreal to fund two waste-bin contracts worth over $3.48M for 19 boroughs.