Montréal Motions

Resolution would set Montréal's position on a winter abrasives framework with Granulat Provincial. The total estimated amount is $3,128,191.95, taxes included.

Montréal council resolution would offer Sud-Ouest borough a service to manage Turcot land acquisitions. The city would cover acquisition costs; the borough would maintain and upgrade properties.

Montréal council motion would authorize a $997,352.51 wastewater-plant contract increase.

Resolution would authorize Montréal's agglomeration council to enter a 36-month framework with CGI for on-demand mobile app services, up to $1,053,056.03. Costs would come from existing budgets.

Motion would award $760,033 in grants to aid homeless migrants in Montreal from Oct 1, 2026 to Mar 31, 2028.

Montreal city council adopts a resolution to deconstruct the vacant Chinese Hospital site with a $3.17 million contract, including asbestos removal. Funds are drawn from 2026 and 2027 budgets.

Motion would lend a city-owned lot in Montreal to CSSDM for a two-year, 15-day school-site construction, starting Aug 17, 2026, valued at $203,230.53.

Resolution would authorize nearly $4M in LGBTQ2IA+ grants for 2026-2029 to 15 Montreal groups.

Montreal city council approves a motion to renew Parc Jarry basketball courts, authorizing a $703,053.74 project with Salvex inc.

Montréal approves motion to transfer a city-owned lot to Communia for 225 affordable homes with no payment.

Motion by Montréal council would add Humaxis to the funding agreement and extend the end date to March 31, 2027, with no new city funding.

Montréal agglomeration council to renew Garda security contract for two years (Oct 1, 2026 - Sep 30, 2028), adding about $5.81 million for courthouse facilities.

Montreal council motion would extend Garda security at three water facilities, adding $2,623,890.44.

City council approves motion to fund up to $2,000,000 for Communia's social-housing project. A further up to $8,250,000 could follow for a total of $10,250,000.

Montreal city council backs amendments to Commerce-Montréal subsidy bylaw to require professional receipts, ban related-party links, and cap costs within 15% of the eligibility estimate; agglomeration council will decide later.

Agglomeration council would approve $1,209,673 in grants to 10 groups aiding homeless women and youth in Montréal by March 31, 2028.

Montreal council moves to update the arterial/local road map. The measure would shift the division of road responsibilities between boroughs and central services if adopted.

City council approves motion to raise contingency funding by $552,100 and transfer $200,000 for cooling project, lifting contract total to $8,949,867.62, with work resuming Oct 2026 and finishing Apr 2027.

Motion to approve lighting contract by city council passes; $309,086.79 for Quartier des spectacles, delivery by December 2026.

Motion would award a five-winter snow-clearing contract worth $22,042,432.13 to Déneigement ProQuip inc. The contract covers roads, sidewalks, and bike paths in Plateau-Mont-Royal.

Montreal council adopts a resolution to end the union retirement plan. It expects about $263,255 to be returned to the City.

Agglomeration council motion would authorize up to $900,000 from the water and sewer reserve to cover wastewater station operating costs.

Montreal council approves a resolution to use up to $2.1 million from the water reserve for sewer and water maintenance before year-end.

Motion to approve Montréal city council's 2026 TECQ water plan would authorize submission and commit $162.8 million over five years.