T'Cha Dunlevy is a journalist at the Montreal Gazette. He specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on topics related to Canada, Montreal, music, movies, and Quebec. T'Cha's work has also been featured in the Goderich Signal Star.
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T'Cha Dunlevy's articles primarily cover local Montreal events, focusing on entertainment, music, film, and the arts. Given this focus, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming events or developments within the local arts and entertainment scene in Montreal.
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"We're going to continue increasing our visibility to make sure is everyone is safe," the police chief says in a virtual meeting with citizens.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
"The government is eliminating the essential and critical decision-making power of the community in relation to the revocation of the bilingual status of our institutions.”
The charges are in addition to charges in Ontario regarding alleged sexual offences against six students at two other Montreal schools.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
Partnerships are essential to keep ticket prices where they are, Evenko's Nick Farkas said.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
'I’m speaking up because of Judaism, really. This is what I was always taught to do,' says war crimes lawyer-turned-comedian Jess Salomon.
Wade through over 350 concerts at the city's biggest music event with these top picks.
The 38th edition of the festival presents artists from over 30 countries for both indoor and outdoor concerts.
Kin'Gongolo Kiniata and Afrique en cirque with Kalabanté perform tonight. The 38th Nuits d'Afrique festival takes over the downtown core until July 21.
Alert: Osheaga is upon us. The 17th edition of Montreal's masses-magnet music fest takes over Parc Jean-Drapeau from Friday, Aug. 2 to Sunday, Aug. 4. More than 90 performers will tag-team on five stages over three days, enthralling the throngs with sounds ranging from rock to hip hop, electronic and pop.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
As it closes in on 20 years, the Montreal music festival seems more in tune than ever with its changing fan base.
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