Restaurant-bar in Montreal’s Plateau being taken to court over noise

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Restaurant-bar in Montreal’s Plateau being taken to court over noise

"If we lose our bar permit, we have to close down," says Renaud Lambert, co-owner of Name's On The Way restaurant and bar in Montreal's Plateau, which sees repeated noise complaints and is being taken to court. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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