MONTRÉAL, le 2 nov. 2020 /CNW Telbec/ – L’Unité permanente anticorruption (UPAC) convie les représentants des médias à une séance de breffage technique sur le travail de l’organisation et de ses enquêteurs, le mercredi 4 novembre sur le coup de 10 h. Cette rencontre en vidéoconférence abordera quatre grands thèmes :
Le breffage technique d’une heure quinze sera effectué par Mathieu Galarneau, porte-parole de l’UPAC ainsi que M. Yanick Gouin, sergent-enquêteur à l’UPAC.
Le nombre de places est limité.
Pour participer : RSVP obligatoire à fahima.hamel@upac.gouv.qc.ca
Date : le mercredi 4 novembre 2020
Heure : 10 h
Type : rencontre par vidéoconférence
* Quelques minutes avant la séance de breffage, un lien sera envoyé aux journalistes qui auront confirmé leur présence à fahima.hamel@upac.gouv.qc.ca.
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