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Serving the public good
By Susan Goldberg
Ed Waitzer is on a mission to expand the role of corporate boards well beyond narrow definitions of fiduciary duty
Indigenous legal orders
By CK Staff
University of Victoria set to offer first combined common law and Indigenous law degree
Garden of peace
By Sue Nador
How Dawson College cross-pollinates 21st century leaders on its living campus
Committed to evidence
By Marc Gunther
Foundations not only looking to solve problems, but to improve the way we solve problems

	The 2015 greenest (middle or high) school in Canada By CK Staff Education
	The winners exemplify how sustainability can be integrally woven into the infrastructure, culture and curriculum of a school.

	Public policy gets meditative By Ann Monroe Education
	More politicians are turning to meditation and other Buddhism-inspired techniques embraced in the business world.

	Africa’s business schools must champion anti-corruption education By Ganka Daniel Nyamsogoro and Shiv Tripathi Education
	Adding anti-corruption courses into management curriculum could act as a powerful tool for cracking down on graft.

	App watch: The OpenLabel Project (iOS, Android) By CK Staff Education
	A new app is working to bring radical transparency to the products we use and consume.

	Greening the media By CK Staff Education
	Mentions of environmental issues in U.S. media are on the rise after years of declining coverage.

	INFOGRAPHIC: Kids these days Education
	A snapshot of youth around the world.

	Teaching the teachers By Ashley Renders Education
	TakingITGlobal has a mission to increase the amount of sustainability learning in classrooms. That means empowering teachers.

	Roots & shoots By Jane Goodall Education
	Dame Jane Goodall engages with kids through her Roots & Shoots program, working to connect youth with nature and community.

	Book review: Carbon Black By Lloyd Alter Education
	In the self-published novel Carbon Black, GHG markets and regulations are backdrops to a thrilling work of fiction.

	Israel’s fountain of youth By Naomi Buck Education
	An entrepreneurial shift among Israeli youth is helping to create a green oasis in a country worried about dependence on oil.

	A plan for the planet By Ashley Renders Education
	The president of the World Bank says it’s crucial to de-couple carbon emissions and economic growth.

	The cola kids of El Salvador By Roberta Staley Education
	Youth in El Salvador are addicted to soft drinks, resulting in an epidemic of childhood tooth rot and gum disease.

	Unhealthy investments By CK Staff Education
	U.K. health organizations team up to urge fossil fuel divestment.

	University of Victoria team wins CK-Schulich Case Competition By Tyler Hamilton Education
	Final round in Davos demonstrates how Canadian business schools lead on sustainability.

	The (dis)honour of the crown By Jeremy Runnalls Education
	Author John Ralston Saul tells Corporate Knights why he was inspired to write a book on Canada's aboriginal renaissance.

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