Montréal Motions

Resolution allows borough to use city land for collective gardens for three years starting December 2, 2025.

City council approves motion extending funding for UQAM feasibility study and business plan to 2026, maintaining $75,000.

Motion approves $290,000 Centraide donation for 2025 campaign.

Montréal awards a 36-month press-review contract to 9193-6690 Québec inc. for $209,013.51, with an extension option and coverage for 170 users.

Resolution names Chantal Rossi as president of the city council; adopted unanimously on November 24, 2025.

Resolution designates Émilie Brière as Montréal council vice-president in a unanimous Nov. 24, 2025 vote.

Resolution adopted by Montréal City Council to observe December 6 and back 12 days of action against violence toward women and girls.

Montreal city council backs Denis Pelletier as agglomeration council chair; final decision comes later.

Montreal council backs a resolution to designate Dimitrios Beis as agglomeration council spokesperson; final decision lies with the agglomeration council.

Montréal council adopts a plan to nominate nine people to the STM board; agglomeration council will decide final appointments at a later meeting.

Resolution would appoint 10 named members to the Metro body. Soraya Martinez Ferrada remains chair by virtue of her office.

Motion names Montreal's commissions' new members and officers, reshaping who sits on environment, housing, safety and transport panels.

Motion designates Effie Giannou as deputy mayor for six months.

Resolution would appoint chairs and members to nine permanent municipal commissions in Montréal.