Montréal Motions

Montréal approves bylaw to transfer a closed laneway to neighboring owners at no cost, with a telecom and energy servitude on two lots.

Bill would let the city register deterioration notices on the Quebec Land Register and may expropriate after 60 days, affecting owners and buyers.

Bill would authorize Montreal to borrow up to $177.8M for 2026–2035 sports facilities plan.

Montreal council approves motion to allocate $67,482.28 for contaminated-site monitoring at 3550 rue Saint-Patrick in Sud-Ouest in 2026.

Motion would lease city office space to CNRC for two years. It would generate about $68,433 in total revenue.

Motion by city council would authorize a $9M Québec grant and a matching $9M budget for the Biosphère museum from 2026-2029, with reporting and an independent audit.

Montréal council motion would authorize a direct snow-transport contract in Montréal-Nord and Plateau-Mont-Royal, with initial $3,463,376.77 and optional $3,567,278.07 extension.

Montréal-Nord council motion would award a three-winter snow-removal towing contract totaling up to $678,915.88, for November 15 to March 31.

Motion would appoint Maude Théroux-Séguin as observer on the Montréal Food System Council until July 24, 2029.

Montreal council backs a motion on regional wetlands plan. Targets include 84% wetlands protected with a 30m buffer and zero net loss by 2033; ministerial approval pending.

City council would pilot candidate photos on ballots and online candidate profiles in Montréal by-elections before 2029 general election.

Motion would direct $1.892M in climate grants to eight municipalities. Montréal would coordinate reporting.

City council passes a resolution to transfer $6.599M to Saint-Léonard for a permanent soccer dome at Parc Hébert.

Montréal council approves a motion on August 25, 2026, to study keeping the Lisette tunnel-boring machine after Blue Line work.

Montreal city council asks administration to present a plan for photo radar use near primary and secondary schools. Revenue from tickets would be reinvested in road-safety initiatives.

Montreal council adopts motion to extend Stantec water contract through 2027 with no extra spending.

Montreal council approves a motion backing a five-year SAS software maintenance contract through the CAG; final decision rests with the agglomeration council, with costs up to $157,151.28.

Motion would fund a $300,000 grant to Médecins du Monde in Montréal for 2026–27 to train and coach community workers in crisis response.

Montreal agglomeration would grant $90,000 over three years for Nuit des sans-abri de Montréal. The funding covers coordination, logistics and outreach.

Montreal approves a $1,000,000 grant to Médecins du Monde to coordinate rapid response for Indigenous people in vulnerable situations from Sept 1, 2026 to Mar 31, 2028.

Montréal's agglomeration council would approve two framework agreements with AECOM and Terrapex totalling $4,074,664.97 for environmental work at former waste-disposal sites.

Montreal council resolution would award a $4,356,147.45 office-renovation contract to Montarville Gestion et Construction inc. for two-phase work spanning about 14 months.

Montréal's agglomeration council would set a position on a seven-month deer-control contract to remove about 100 deer at a park, costing $236,675.80.

City council's motion would extend two equipment contracts at the landfill, adding $831,509 to the agglomeration budget.