Montréal Motions

Montréal would transfer four alley lots to adjoining owners without payment. A public utility easement would remain on two lots for telecommunications and energy distribution.

Montreal city council approves a bill to borrow $98 million for phase two of the avenue des Pins project. The loan runs 20 years and requires ministerial approval.

Motion would adopt a pre-1940 heritage inventory for a Montreal borough, guiding demolition rules.

Montréal council adopts a resolution marking International Women's Rights Day to accelerate ADS+ and uphold shelters and violence-prevention efforts.

Resolution by city council recognizes 2026 School Persistence Week and invites community participation Feb 16–20. The declaration notes $100,000 reserved in the 2026 budget for extended after-school programming.

Montréal city council passes a resolution marking Francophonie Month and invites residents to celebrate in March.

Montreal city council unanimously adopts motion to strengthen scientific consultation and partnerships.

Montreal council unanimously adopts an ethics motion urging stronger governance and transparency, and sends it to Quebec's National Assembly.

Montreal adopts a declaration reaffirming solidarity with Ukraine on the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion.

Montréal passes a resolution to mark the Chinese and Vietnamese Lunar New Year on Feb. 17 and commit to continued anti-racism work.

Resolution would express the city's solidarity with Iranian communities and direct ongoing support and dialogue with Iranian organizations.

Motion to approve Parc Jean-Drapeau budget for 2026 adopted by Montréal council.

Resolution by Montréal city council backs the Corporation d'habitation Jeanne-Mance's 2026 budget. The agglomeration council will decide later.

City council adopts a motion backing the 2026 budget for the municipal housing office.

Montreal city council adopted a unanimous motion to back the arts council's 2026 budget position; final approval rests with the agglomeration council at a later meeting.

Resolution would approve Montreal's 2026 budget for Corporation Anjou 80, but budget amount and spending plans are not disclosed.

City council approves the housing development agency's 2026 budget. Totals, funding sources, and city contribution remain undisclosed.

Montréal city council approved the Agence de mobilité durable’s 2026 budget on January 28, 2026, unanimously.

Resolution would require publication of a budget explainer by Montréal agglomeration council in a city newspaper.

Montréal city council passes a resolution to publish a budget explainer for 2026 in a Montréal newspaper.

City council in Montréal adopts a ten-year capital plan, totalling $15.83B. Taxpayers would pay $13.67B from 2026–2035.

Municipal council approves a motion backing Montréal's 2026–2035 capital investment program worth $10,040.8 million, with $7,837 million charged to taxpayers over ten years.

Motion by agglomeration council would back STM's $1.8B 2026 budget and $24.1B 2026–2035 capital plan. It funds operations and long-term transit projects, including electric buses and Blue Line work.

Motion to adopt the 2026 operating budget approved. A $39,361,031.14 tax-cut amendment was rejected.