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Elevating education: University of Calgary officially opens Mathison Hall, new building for Haskayne School of Business

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Monday, January 9, 2023
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"At the University of Calgary, we say we're a place to Start Something," says University of Calgary President Ed McCauley.

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  • "At the University of Calgary, we say we're a place to Start Something," says University of Calgary President Ed McCauley.
  • "Mathison Hall is very well suited to its future service for the Haskayne School of Business, the University of Calgary and the city of Calgary," says Ronald P. Mathison, namesake of Mathison Hall.
  • "These values and ideals are well embedded in the curriculum at Haskayne and in the very spirit of the Haskayne School of Business."
  • "At the heart of business education and business success is one's relationships," says Dean Jim Dewald, Haskayne School of Business.

CPABC: COVID-19 slowed Southwest B.C. population growth while housing prices reached new highs

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Tuesday, June 15, 2021
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experienced strong population growth in the lead up to the pandemic, said Lori Mathison, FCPA, FCGA, LLB, president and CEO of CPABC.

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  • experienced strong population growth in the lead up to the pandemic, said Lori Mathison, FCPA, FCGA, LLB, president and CEO of CPABC.
  • Southwest B.C.s population growth in 2020 was almost 20,000 less than the record of 54,813 new residents in 2019.
  • While the region has seen strong levels of housing development in recent years, it trails our growing population.
  • But as housing prices reach new record highs, home ownership is becoming less of a reality and is pushing residents away, concluded Mathison.