Montreal’s new nightlife policy isn’t enough w/ Sergio Da Silva
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Montreal’s new nightlife policy isn’t enough w/ Sergio Da Silva
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In this episode, Local 514 host Kalden Dhatsenpa sits down withvenue owner and former municipal political candidate Sergio Da Silva to discuss his recent criticism of Montreal’s new nightlife policy.
Sergio acknowledges that the policy brings some positive developments—particularly for venues that have put in the work to earn special designation allowing them to stay open later. However, he raises concerns about the broader tone of the administration, pointing out that referring to music as “noise” reveals who these policies are really designed to serve.
Ultimately, Sergio argues that if Montreal truly wants to support and grow its cultural scene, the most impactful step isn’t regulation—it’s addressing affordability. Lowering the cost of living, he says, is key to sustaining the artists, communities, and spaces that make the city’s nightlife thrive.