Montréal Motions

Montréal council passes a resolution to approve three online-learning framework agreements totaling $1,059,350.90.

Resolution would award a $574,696.75 contract to Anne Lagacé and team for the Résonances installation at Jardin des Premières-Nations for the 2026 event.

City council motion would approve a three-year lease to STM for parking on city land for up to 92 days annually, generating $49,293 in rent from 2026 to 2028.

Motion would lease paid parking site to 9413-8757 Québec inc. from Sept 1, 2026 to Dec 31, 2028 for $45,049.

Montreal city council adopts a resolution on Jan 26, 2026 to remove digital components from Lux Obscura and keep pillars for art displays.

Resolution would authorize an 18-month soil-testing framework with Groupe ABS inc. for underground conduit work, up to $813,313.60, taxes included, funded via the capital program and levies on users.

A motion would authorize signing a funding agreement for a 275-metre flood-protection structure on Crevier Street, with a $2.97M project funded mainly by the ministry.

Resolution would appoint Maude Théroux-Séguin to Ahuntsic-Cartierville's PME MTL Centre-Ouest board starting January 2026.

Montréal city council passes a resolution to hire design and engineering services for the Jarry aquatic centre, authorizing up to $2,346,056.84.

Motion to appoint Bisma Ansari to PME MTL Grand Sud-Ouest board approved by Montreal council.

Resolution would authorize a $52,547.16 increase to the SPVM dispatch system contract. Funding comes from agglomeration borrowing bylaw RC G 15-039.

Montréal council approves a resolution to authorize the Circular Innovation Council to apply for funding. Funding would go to CIC if approved.

Motion would authorize Montréal to pay four instalments totaling $15,315,140.15 to Quebec's Ministry of Justice for judges' compensation in 2026, with final amount due February 1, 2027.

Montreal council approves motion to adopt an accompanying table for housing regulation. The table shows no local-plan changes are needed.

Montréal council approves applying for federal Active Transportation Fund for five streets, with the city paying its share and a director authorized to sign the contribution agreement.

Motion to renew Montréal's FCM membership for 2026-27 would authorize a $481,081.46 payment.

Montréal council backs a motion to appoint Denis Pelletier to PME MTL Est-de-l'île board as borough representative.

Motion would authorize the Montréal agglomeration council to sign a sole-source Bentley contract for software support worth up to $457,415.79 from March 1, 2026 to February 28, 2027.

Motion authorizes a two-year office lease with Groupe Écorécréo inc at 350 rue Saint-Paul Est starting February 1, 2026 for $105,951.51 before taxes.

Montreal council would approve a 137-day, rent-free motion to loan a city church for a warming centre from Dec 15, 2025 to Apr 30, 2026 in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie.

Montreal approves a three-year police-loan of a SPVM sergeant-detective to the RCMP firearms unit, starting January 7, 2026, with possible one-year renewal.

Montreal agglomeration council approves a resolution to fund a $1.398M contract to replace gas boilers with electric heating at fire station 08, aiming to cut 97 tonnes CO2e.

Motion approves $898,587.12 heating retrofit at Caserne 25, replacing gas boilers with electric, with a 59% grant if the March 31, 2026 deadline is met.

Resolution backs Montréal's 36-month Novexco office-supplies framework. It is capped at $8.397 million.