T'Cha Dunlevy is a journalist at the Montreal Gazette. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on music, urban art, and street art, while also addressing topics related to animals and animal cruelty. T'Cha's work has been featured in the Goderich Signal Star, Montreal Gazette, and Hanna Herald.
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Montreal, Canada (Local)
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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.
As T'Cha covers a significant amount of event coverage and government announcements related to art and entertainment in Montreal, individuals or organizations involved in organizing cultural events or engaging with public policy around these topics might find success reaching out to her for potential coverage.
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By: T'Cha Dunlevy
The team has been training at the Verdun Auditorium for the past month.
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Word of the kosher bakery’s tasty treats has spread on social media, making it an essential stop on any tour of Mile End.
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The Montreal International Jazz Festival loves to celebrate anniversaries and this year is no exception, with 100th-birthday tributes to Miles Davis, John Coltrane and Tony Bennett.
The Juno Awards ceremony — the biggest award night in Canadian music — has never been broadcast from Montreal, Quebec.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
The anonymous duo has soared to international acclaim in recent months courtesy of a veritable viral frenzy.
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Tamey Lau, owner of the flower shop with its hallmark bird cages, is "an anchor, a person everyone loves here."
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
“Fusion is nice, but you also need the old, the base, where everything is traditional," says chef Vincent Gee.
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“Indigenous families are demanding justice, not more empty words.”
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Built in 1922, the former École des Beaux-Arts will get a $26-million-plus makeover.
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"The future was looking really dark," Shaunna Burke says. "It was a life affirmation.”
