Globe in Toronto—it would not be known as The Globe and Mail until 1936—had just
published their first editorial of the year.“To be a Canadian in 1911,” they wrote,“is to be …

Editorial writers from the US descended on Ottawa recently for their annual meeting, and
CMAJ contributing editor Charlotte Gray was one of the speakers. She said the visitors …

Dr Johnson, past NMA presidents, board members and officers, distinguished guests, family,
and friends, I am extremely pleased to have the honor of being installed as the 90th …

The recent change in CMAJ's editorial leadership is troubling and disappointing. John Hoey
and Anne Marie Todkill can be proud of their very forward leadership for the Journal during …

In March of last year, CMAJ's editors and many of its stakeholders feared for the journal's
future. The editor-in-chief had been fired, the Journal Oversight Committee disbanded and a …

On a rendu hommage, en mai, a dix geants de la medecine canadienne lorsque le nouveau
Pantheon de la renommee de la medecine du Canada a honore ses premiers membres …

There is no greater fallacy than the idea that Canada's system of socialized medicine is
essential to our system of national values. Without it, Roy Romanow and others tell us, we …

I am deeply conscious of the conspicuous honour of being invited to deliver the inaugural
Centennial Lecture. This lecture has been specially established to commemorate the 100th …

As society and health care have evolved, so too has CMAJ. Indeed, the journal is a reflection
of the society in which it is firmly rooted. With its 100-year history and the many successes …

And what they see is a tantalizing model that talks their own language, likes the same
creature comforts and has, locked in her bosom, a wealth of secrets to be shared …