Jeremy Grimshaw, Jonathan Craig, David Tovey, and Mark Wilson publish an article in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) celenbrating 20 years of The Cochrane Collaboration.

The twenty-second installment in the Cochrane20 Video Series focuses on pivotal moments and milestones in The Cochrane Collaboration's first two decades, as narrated by Cochrane contributors who were there.

The Canadian Cochrane Centre would like to take a moment to introduce you to three new members of our Advisory Board. We are pleased to welcome Timothy Caulfield, Alberta; Heather Davidson, British Columbia; and Christine Fitzgerald, Ontario. Each of these professionals bring different experiences and skill sets to the Board, along with an informed regional perspective.We are looking forward to working with them and the rest of our Advisory Board as we endeavour to fulfill our vision and mission.

The twenty-first in the Cochrane20 Video Series is our seventh Cochrane Profile, focusing on the experiences of individual Cochrane contributors. This video presents Sally Bell-Syer, longtime Managing Editor of the Cochrane Wounds Group and one of the winners of the 2013 Chris Silagy Prize for 'extraordinary contributions to the work of The Cochrane Collaboration'.

The popular Quebec Magazine, L'Actualité, has published on article on The Cochrane Collaboration, titled, "Les Sherlock Holmes de la Médecine". The article features quotes from France Légaré and François Rousseau, Co-Chairs of the 21st Cochrane Colloquium, and Nadine Tremblay, a Cochrane trainer in Quebec City.

ProfessionSante.ca, a site dedicated to health care in Quebec, has published two articles related to The Cochrane Collaboration:

The Cochrane Collaboration is a major supporter of the AllTrials Campaign for open access to clinical trial data, and there have been key developments in this initiative, worldwide. In 2010 the European Medicines Agency (EMA) began releasing patient-level data from clinical trials used to approve new medicines in Europe. The EMA set a transparency deadline of 1 January 2014, but its process has been shut down due to a lawsuit by two American drug companies: AbbVie and InterMune.

The Canadian Cochrane Centre and the Université Laval Faculty of Medicine invites members of the media to attend the 21st Cochrane Colloquium. The event will be held from September 20 to 23 at the Québec City Convention Centre . . .

The Université Laval Faculty of Medicine, in partnership with the CHU de Québec, is launching a new Cochrane Branch of the Canadian Cochrane Centre.

The Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) has published an essay titled, "The Cochrane Collaboration celebrates 20 years," written by Alan Cassels. The essay features interviews with prominent Cochrane members including Sir Iain Chalmers, Co-Founder of the Collaboration, and Dr Jeremy Grimshaw, Director of the Canadian Cochrane Centre.