Bill Brownstein is a columnist at the Montreal Gazette. He focuses on a vibrant mix of topics including arts and entertainment, healthcare, and food and beverages, often highlighting the unique characters and culture of Montreal. Bill's work has been featured in various publications, including the Ottawa Citizen and the Calgary Herald.
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Bill Brownstein's coverage mostly revolves around local Montreal events and personalities, with a focus on entertainment news. He has also shown interest in the arts, film festivals, and cultural figures of Montreal.
When reaching out to Bill for potential coverage or interviews, consider offering stories related to the Montreal entertainment scene, cultural events within Quebec, notable individuals from the region’s artistic community such as filmmakers or artists associated with comedy and culture. Additionally, topics related to local annual events like film festivals may pique his interest.
As he focuses primarily on content relevant to Montreal and its surrounding areas in Canada (Quebec), ensure that your pitches are tailored specifically to this geographic area.
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By: Bill Brownstein
Also: Gerry Dee, Mike Birbiglia, Atsuko Okatsuka and plenty of up-and-coming talent.
By: Bill Brownstein
“The goal is to create radicalized good and make hatred socially unacceptable," says Andy Nulman of Impossible Pair Day.
By: Bill Brownstein
William Raphael captured scenes of 19th-century Montreal and rural Quebec. Now he is being hailed as Canada’s first Jewish professional artist. 19th-century Canadian master William Raphael's artwork gets its due, thanks to his great-great-grandson
By: Bill Brownstein
Michelin Guide should take note: 28 local eateries landed on the 12th annual 100 Best roundup, more than Toronto or Vancouver. Montreal continues to perform particularly well on resto and bar front across Canada – hopefully the 2026 Michelin takes note.
By: Bill Brownstein
We now boast five one-star restaurants. But Quebec City has more Michelin honours, and we trail Toronto and Vancouver.
By: Bill Brownstein
A storied figure from Montreal’s cultural past and lifelong best friend of Leonard Cohen, Rosengarten has died at 92.
By: Bill Brownstein
I Can’t Believe I’m Old chronicles Janet Torge's aging process, complemented by counsel for seniors
Behind the scenes as Montreal prepares to host the Canadian Grand Prix in May this year.
By: Bill Brownstein
Laurence Petit — La Fée des Trottoirs — brightens Montrealers' days by patching sidewalks with her colourful creations.
By: Bill Brownstein
“I think this list is putting Canada more on the map than Michelin is," says Lesley Chesterman. Canada gets its due on foodie front with big contribution from Montreal.
