The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday, May 5, edition that Stu Lang and Kim Lang, part of the family that controls $14-billion label maker CCL Industries, have made the largest-ever donation to a Canadian business school by giving $51-million to a Guelph program that already bears the clan's name. The Globe's Andrew Willis and Maia Tustonic write that the Langs, both Queen's University graduates, are making a second transformational gift to help build new facilities and programs at the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics. In 2019, the couple's foundation donated $21-million to the school, which was renamed for Mr. Lang's father, who founded CCL in 1951. The Lang family's stake in CCL is worth approximately $2.1-billion. The University of Guelph donation marks the latest and largest in a series of gifts from entrepreneurs to fund business schools at universities that face declining government funding and the challenge of raising more money from fewer donors. "We see business skills as essential to everything we do as a society, so our gift will have infinite impact," said Mr. Lang, who earned an engineering degree. "Our donation is meant to support Guelph's vision of business as a force of good."