Montréal Motions

Motion by city council approves fuel-supply framework with Suncor, up to $48.2 million over 36 months.

Montreal council backs Milany Thiagarajah for PME MTL Centre-Ville board; agglomeration council will decide later.

Montreal city council motion would transfer city land to Monde-Uni housing coop to build 26 modular homes, with a $110,000 write-down and funding conditions.

Montreal's agglomeration council would award a park-sign contract to Communications Tremblay Ménard inc. for up to $144,883.03. The project covers 108 signs in five parks and runs April–July 2026.

Montréal council awards a $336,185 contract to Société des Amis du Biodôme de Montréal to run 2026 day camps.

Montreal approves a resolution to extend road-signalling contracts for Feb 20, 2026–Feb 19, 2027, with spend $5,199,688.45.

Montreal city council resolution would authorize $25,392 Adlib upgrade through March 31, 2027.

Montréal council backs CAG group printer purchase, running Jan 30, 2026 to Nov 29, 2028, at a maximum of $3,008,100.

Montréal city council adopts a motion backing Poirier and Hariri as Montréal-Nord reps on Le Pôle's board; final appointment decision will be made later.

Montreal city council approves a resolution backing a $43,805 add-on to the Sports Montréal contract for the 2026 Jeux de Montréal. It expands to 26 sports and materials and videos.

Motion approved by Montréal council to adopt five-year ARSC soccer services deal valued at $398,257.70 per side for Stade de soccer de Montréal at Saint-Michel, 2026–2030.

Montreal city council advances a bill to exclude nightlife aid from the definition of business aid, enabling a future grants program.

Motion would extend Montreal's cyberattack-protection contracts with Beanfield and Bell for 12 months. It would add $306,585.33, making total $1,205,311.15, paid Feb 23, 2026 to Jan 22, 2027.

Motion by Agglomeration Council to extend two food-waste contracts for six months, adding 3,269,055.43 to the Environment budget.

Motion would extend the SPVM towing contract with Remorquage Météor inc. for Feb 1, 2026 to Jan 31, 2027, at a maximum cost of $360,007.71.

Resolution backs a 2026 Montreal advertising deal with La Presse worth up to $574,875, Feb. 1–Dec. 31, 2026. Agglomeration council will decide final approval.

Motion would award $285,000 to eight groups for 2026 Olympic anniversary activities in Montréal.

Montreal council approves motion to loan a monastery for a winter shelter to an Indigenous housing group, Jan 15 - Apr 30, 2026.

Resolution appoints ten people to the Anjou 80 board on January 26, 2026. Terms run through 2027 or 2028 and no changes to services or taxes are stated.

Montréal adopts a declaration urging Québec to grandfather holders of the Québec Experience Program and create permanent-residency routes. The measure is sent to the provincial immigration ministry and National Assembly.

Montréal city council unanimously adopted a declaration on January 26, 2026. It condemns antisemitism and commits to ongoing public education against extremism.

Montreal's city council unanimously adopted a resolution to commemorate the Quebec City mosque attack victims on January 29, 2026, and to renew its fight against Islamophobia.

Montréal adopts a declaration on anti-racism, pledging zero tolerance. It invites Black History Month activities and commits to more transparent employment-equity data.

Montréal city council adopted a resolution recognizing January as Tamil Heritage Month and encouraging residents to join Thaï Pongal celebrations across the city.