Municipalities may restrict fast food restaurants under zoning bylaws, the Québec Court of Appeal has ruled. The decision came in the case of a Montréal borough that sought to limit the number of drive-thru restaurants in the name of promoting healthy lifestyles: “Most of these establishments mainly offer food and beverages whose nutritional value is generally low.”
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