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EU: "Transparency, Institutions and Journalism: Information access in Québec and in the European Institutions"

01 November 2006

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Brussels seminar organised by the Government of Quebec - programme (pdf) To register (link)

Speakers: Paul-André Comeau (École nationale d’administration publique, Québec), Jacques Saint-Laurent (Commission d’accès à l’information du Québec), Jakob Thomsen (European Commission General Secretariat), Kathleen Lévesque (journalist at the Daily Le Devoir,(Montréal), Marc Gruber (International Federation of Journalists), Jean Quatremer (European correspondent for Libération in Brussels), Tony Bunyan (Statewatch), Christos Sirros (Délégué général du Québec à Bruxelles)

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