In early 2016, CMAJ underwent a seismic shift when the Canadian Medical Association
(CMA) fired the previous editor-in-chief, Dr. John Fletcher, and disbanded the journal's …

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 Feb. 29, 2016, the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) disbanded the CMAJ's Journal
Oversight Committee (JOC), dismissed Editor-in-Chief Dr. John Fletcher and set up a task …

As of July 20, you may have noticed major improve-ments to cmaj. ca. Our redesign of the
website signals a significant focus on electronic publishing. This is part of the next step in …

In September 2002 the Canadian Medical Association's board of directors agreed to put in
place a Journal Oversight Committee (JOC) as a mechanism for resolving the association's …

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 …

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 …

I am glad that the CMAJ retracted this horrible letter, however, I am disappointed they did so
without a statement from Dr. Emil as well. I can only pray Dr. Emil has the humility to see how …

I sincerely apologize on behalf of the CMAJ for my error in publishing the letter by Dr. Sherif
Emil, which did not contain appropriate subject matter for publication by the CMAJ and …

The CMAJ Governance Review Panel, formed in March 2006 to “review the CMAJ's
governance structure and to provide objective recommendations to further the CMAJ's …