Coquitlam mayor said warning was ‘extreme case’ as Jana D’Addabbo got multiple complaints from neighbors for her children creating ‘noise that disturbs’At what point does the sound of children playing in the spring weather become an infraction of the law? It’s a question that has stirred up a vociferous ((adj.) loud, boisterous) debate in the small Canadian city of Coquitlam in British Columbia,after a mother of three was told to rein in her children after repeated noise complaints from neighbours.
Jana D’Addabbo, mother to a six-year-old boy and boy and girl twins aged eight, or came domestic Saturday to a notice of violation left on her door by a city bylaw officer. The yellow slip said her children had been creating “noise that disturbs while they were out playing in front of their domestic. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com