T'Cha Dunlevy is a film critic and music journalist at the Montreal Gazette. He focuses on arts and entertainment, with a keen interest in culture and society, exploring themes such as accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. T'Cha's work has been featured in various publications, including the Toronto Sun and multiple regional newspapers across Canada.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Montreal, Canada (Local)
Not enough data
T'Cha Dunlevy’s coverage mixes arts and culture with local public-interest reporting, and she seems especially responsive to pitches tied to timely Montreal events, live performances, and notable local developments. She also appears open to interview-driven pieces and human-interest angles that add fresh context or behind-the-scenes detail.
Because her work often centers on concerts, festivals, and cultural happenings, outreach should emphasize timely access, strong local relevance, or a clear news hook. Stories involving community impact, identity, or underreported angles may also fit well when they connect to people or institutions in Montreal.
Given her local focus on Canada, Quebec, and Montreal, pitches should keep that geography front and center.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
The body of 19-year-old Reet Jurvetson was identified in 2016.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
She has Stage 4 cancer and will be ending her life soon, but 'I’m really at peace because I didn’t think I was going to live old,' she says.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
The combative founder of what was once Canada's leading film festival died Sept. 8 at 94.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
The little festival-that-could became and has remained Ground Zero for Montreal’s indie music scene.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
The surprise would have been if guitarist Khn and drummer Klek de Poitrine did not win the Polaris Music Prize.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
"We can finally close the chapter and move on to other things," says one of the victims, a former student.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
Why is it so hard to keep track of what the different parties are promising?
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
Gregory Kelley headed for landslide victory in Jacques-Cartier in what looks to be a West Island sweep for the Liberals.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
Despite administrative drama, FNC is a reliable celebration of auteur cinema.
By: T'Cha Dunlevy
The Quebec musician prepares for the weekend's big run by jogging on the mountain with The Gazette's T'Cha Dunlevy.
