Sudbury shawarma shop considers moving, closing after feud with landlord
Damascus Shawarma in Sudbury nearly closed after social media outcry over landlord disputes. The shop's owners, Syrian refugees, cite numerous issues and stress but vow to stay following an outpouring of community support. Madison Marier has more.
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