Mia Jensen

Mia Jensen is a reporter with the Ottawa Business Journal. A graduate of Carleton University's School of Journalism, Mia previously worked as a Local Journalism Initiative reporter for the Sudbury Star covering health, mining, business and the arts. Outside of journalism, she has worked in communications with the Rainbow District School Board, and as a researcher for the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra.
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More developments proposed near Pinecrest Mall and in Rideau-Rockcliffe

Delegates from aviation industry to gather in Ottawa during tough times for sector

Aviation industry leaders, government officials and other stakeholders will gather in Ottawa next month in a year marked by geopolitical tensions and high costs.

Committee approves Parkdale Ave. proposal and Stittsville waterpark

The city’s planning and housing committee has approved a plan to tear down and rebuild the Carleton Tavern on Parkdale Avenue as part of a larger proposal to build a 32-storey residential tower in Hintonburg.

The Prescott is just one of a number of eateries for sale in Ottawa

In a sign of how challenging it is to run a restaurant in Ontario and in Ottawa, popular local sports bar The Prescott is one of a number of restaurants currently listed for sale in the city.

Here’s one industry in Ottawa that’s ripe for M&A activity

Ottawa’s HVAC sector has long been made up of small owner-operator businesses, but as owners age, local players see an opportunity in consolidating a fragmented industry.

Aerospace summit comes at key time for firms looking to get into defence

For Ottawa companies eyeing a bigger role in the defence sector, this year’s Canadian Aerospace Summit could provide an opportunity to get in front of decision-makers and potential clients without leaving the city.

Could Ottawa ever be a swimmable city? Yes, says this expert

The co-founder of Swimmable Cities believes the National Capital Region has the potential to become a leading urban swimming destination in North America.

Abacus Data expands into Western Canada with acquisition of Probe Research

Abacus Data, a public opinion and market research firm headquartered in Ottawa, is expanding with the acquisition of Manitoba-based Probe Research.

AMO conference brings $7M into Ottawa, capping off busy summer season

Fifteen years after its initial opening, Rogers Centre Ottawa has hit its stride, according to its president and CEO, capping off a successful summer with a record-setting conference.

Barney Bangs, founder of defence supplier Tulmar Safety Systems, dies at age 69

Barney Bangs, founder and former CEO of Hawkesbury-based Tulmar Safety Systems, has passed away.
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