Montréal Motions

Montreal’s agglomeration council would award EBI Envirotech a 24-month contract for pumping residues at the Jean-R.-Marcotte plant and interceptor, worth $2,852,509.80 (total ~$3.14M) starting Jan 2026.

Montreal council motion to terminate Supremex printing contract worth $955,271.81.

Montréal council approves a 24-month fibre-network framework with CIMA+ for design and upgrades, up to $1,494,629.01.

Resolution by the agglomeration council would authorize pooled vehicle purchases for police and fire fleets, totaling up to $21.56 million.

Montreal council passes a resolution to approve a 2026–2028 food-inspection agreement, keeping city staff inspections under provincial rules; funding runs $5.88M in 2026, $6.06M in 2027, and $6.25M in 2028.

City council would approve a $9,893,392.63 amendment to the oxygen unit contract. Final approval from the agglomeration council is pending.

Montreal council cancels a $160,000 Sous Zéro grant and funds Festival Igloo's New Year's Eve show at Place Jacques-Cartier on December 31, 2025.

A motion would add $129,606.13 to antivirus protection for storage servers. The cybersecurity director would sign documents, with funding split between capital and operating budgets.

Resolution would extend radio-site cost-sharing from December 1, 2022 to May 31, 2030, with a $101,762.33 reimbursement.

Montréal council passes a borrowing bylaw to fund a $243,576.45 aquatic equipment contract for the Pierrefonds-Roxboro complex, with delivery Feb–May 2026.

Montreal council approves a motion to adopt a five-year Freightliner parts framework for municipal workshops, up to $1,655,640. Final decision rests with the agglomeration council at a later meeting.

Motion would award Keleny inc. a three-year SPVM interpreting contract for $868,969.55.

Montreal city council passes motion to appoint four youth council members, naming Gaëlle Guillaume chair for 2026.

Bill would authorize a $175 million loan for Montréal road-structure repairs from 2025 to 2029. Ministerial approval is required; repayment details are not yet provided.

Resolution would authorize a three-year contract with Loiselle inc. for underground infrastructure inspections and preparatory pipe work on the Island of Montréal, up to $11,078,864.53 taxes included.

Motion would approve borough-led street upgrade on Parthenais and Gauthier streets. The $2,000,000 project, planned for spring-summer 2026, includes lead service replacements and a permanent BIXI station.

Montreal council motion would award CGI Environnement a sewer rehab contract worth about $8.16 million across three boroughs on December 15, 2025.

Montreal city council passes motion approving direct Hydro-Québec line-relocation contract for underpass work.

CDN-NDG borough would lead talks to ratify a maintenance deal for the Côte-Saint-Luc Road underpass, with Montréal services involved; costs and terms are not set yet.

Montreal-area council would appoint Nazarian, Esposito, Deschamps, Stern and Doret to the agglomeration audit committee. The move is only an orientation, with a final decision to come later.

Montréal-Nord would file a funding request to the CMM for shoreline restoration along 1,300 metres of public shoreline. The resolution does not set a grant amount or funding terms.

Resolution would authorize an $11,600 transfer from Plateau-Mont-Royal to the IT department for 10 information technology licences to support the tourism-accommodation oversight squad in 2025.

Motion would authorize a 2026 inter-unit charge of $12,200 for the public affairs directorate to obtain technical services and logistics support.

Denis Boucher's term as president of the Montréal Heritage Council is renewed for three years, starting December 21, 2025. The term runs to December 21, 2028.