Montréal Motions

Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough motion authorizes moving two walls and a standing-seam roof replacement at the former Maisonneuve Market.

Motion to approve Montreal grant for INRS stormwater resilience research. The city would fund $100,000 and up to 500 hours of technical help over three years.

Montréal city and the transit agency sign a pact to design a park pavilion and install cladding on Wiseman ventilation site in Outremont, with costs to be decided later.

City council motion would authorize up to $1,563,103.65 for Sierra library system and RFID maintenance from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2029.

Montreal city council approves resolution for two telecom framework agreements worth up to $4.9 million.

Resolution would fund Parc Frédéric-Back greenhouse project with 35% from the agglomeration budget and 65% from external sources. Construction budget is about $2,185,000.

Resolution authorizes applying for up to $2M TAPU funds for Frédéric-Back Park footbridge and east-west link.

City council approves motion to fund tree-planting contracts for 1,374 trees on public lands through 2029. The plan totals about $2.46 million, with contingencies and quantity changes.

Montreal city council approves contaminated soil contracts. The deals run 24 months from April 20, 2026 to April 19, 2028, totaling $2,080,534.43.

Montreal city council resolution would extend its authority over shared vehicles and public charging stations for five years starting March 22, 2026.

Montreal resolution approves a three-year structural engineering framework with Groupe Conseil CHG inc. for up to $517,387.50, taxes included, with a 12-month extension option.

Motion would extend Cytec Canada inc.'s lease in Saint-Laurent for two years, from March 1, 2026 to February 29, 2028.

Montréal city council backs a bylaw to borrow $1.2 million for cycling infrastructure on avenue des Pins. Final approval rests with the agglomeration council and could affect phase two timing.

Marie Plourde would become Plateau-Mont-Royal’s representative on PME MTL Centre-Ville’s board if the agglomeration council approves. The decision would not change services or taxes, and no cost estimate is provided.

Resolution would extend the Université de Montréal field agreement through 2027, with exclusive use for 2026-27 and 500 municipal hours. Outremont receives priority.

Montréal adopts motion extending bin-repair contract to 2028 (Mar 23, 2026–Mar 22, 2028), adding $307,526.60 for 19 boroughs.

Motion to extend Ariel pension-system contract would run March 16, 2026–March 15, 2031 and cost up to $5,157,101.77. Montréal council would approve the extension impacting about 44,000 participants.

Montreal council passes motion to extend printing contract, adding $671,469.74 for notices from Feb 2026 to Feb 2027.

Gabrielle Rousseau-Bélanger appointed Montréal's observer on the city’s food system council for a three-year term ending February 11, 2029.

February 16, 2026: Montréal City Council adopts a resolution to authorize decarbonization at Fire Station 31, replacing boilers and upgrading controls. It targets about 105 tonnes CO2e reductions.

Motion backs a $795,000 grant to CCEM for eastern Montréal revitalization; final decision lies with the agglomeration council.

Motion to approve a 36-month framework agreement with Infrastructel for CSEM supervision, worth up to $849,808.97, to start March 2026 in Montreal.

Montréal city council approves motion to pay $719,761 to Quebec's Justice Ministry for municipal judges' services in 2025.

Resolution approves a 24-month heritage-site lease with the Association québécoise des relieurs et des artisans du livre at 251 avenue des Pins Ouest; rent set at $16,772.28 before taxes.