Montréal Motions

Montreal council passes bill to transfer a public alley to neighbouring owners and create a telecom-energy easement, decision adopted Sept 21, 2026.

Municipal bill would spend $1.403 million on buried-cable subsidies in Verdun and Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles, with payments due in 2027–2028.

Montréal city council backs a $1,713,041.27 ash-tree removal contract for Grand parc de l’Ouest. Final award decision lies with the agglomeration council.

Montreal council approves resolution to appoint Morad Bkhait and Thierry Petit-Phat to the intercultural council, and renews Mohamed Noredine Mimoun's term for three years starting September 2026.

Montreal council passes a motion to cancel $474,271.88 funding for L’Odyssée sensorielle at the Biosphère.

Montreal city council approves two-year street-lighting equipment framework with Guillevin International, authorizing up to $770,595.76.

Montréal council adopts a resolution on a $20,058,161 funding agreement for 2025–2028 from Quebec's Regions and Rurality Fund.

Motion would grant La Base entrepreneuriale HEC Montréal up to $375,000 for Momentum Montréal from 2026 to 2029; final decision lies with the agglomeration council.

Motion would authorize a $44.7 million emergency loan program for tariff-affected small businesses. City would oversee administration through PME MTL network.

Montreal council resolution would authorize $21,000,000 for an emergency business loan program, with six PME MTL organizations administering loans up to $150,000 at 0% interest for 12 months.

Montreal city council approves motion to award a $920,461 decontamination and demolition contract for three Clark Street buildings. The site will be transferred to a non-profit for future social housing.

Montreal council approves a 36-month, $3.5 million on-demand audiovisual equipment contract for city services and boroughs. The arrangement would let staff order equipment as needed with contingencies, pending supplier availability.

Municipal council approves a resolution to fund ServiceNow licences for a central IT platform from Sept 30, 2026 to Sept 29, 2029, up to $4,856,917.28.

Montreal's agglomeration council would approve a resolution to authorize ServiceNow licences contract worth up to $1,493,847.18 for 2026-2029, with total spending up to $1,528,724.18.

Montreal council backs motion to let municipal council create nightlife hub aid program.

City council posts draft bylaw to create an online-application assistance program for night vitality hub businesses. The measure has not been adopted.

Montreal council adopts a resolution to award a 12-month contract with Can-Explore to locate incorrect sewer connections in Pointe-aux-Trembles, Oct 2026–Oct 2027, for $279,935.

Montréal council backs a resolution to have the agglomeration adopt Agir pour Montréal 2026-2030, guiding priorities through 2030 with no direct new costs.

Motion to approve 24-month information technology training framework with PMI-Montréal, up to $133,371. Agglomeration council to finalize decision later.

Montréal city council backs a 24-month IT training deal with Digital tango ltée worth $114,400; agglomeration council will decide later.

Montréal city council resolution urges federal ban on assault-style firearms and removal from civilian circulation.

Montreal city council passes a resolution to observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 and weave reconciliation into city policy.

Resolution adopted by Montréal City Council recognizes International Day of Democracy and invites residents to vote in the next provincial election while supporting open municipal data.

Montréal city council rejected a motion on September 21, 2026 to fund participatory-budget projects and restore participatory budgeting, while expanding public-access measures and publishing pilot documents.