Spoonman says bylaws are pushing him to semi-retirement

After more than 20 years of clacking cutlery in front of Ogilvy’s department store, one of Montreal’s best-known buskers says he’s getting ready to hang up his spoons, at least part of the time.
Cyrille “Spoonman” Esteve has been a fixture of the city’s downtown for years, but he says recent changes to municipal bylaws are making it too difficult for him to keep going.
“I turned 65 years old last month and I’m cashing out my pension,” he said