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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Local bidders for Château Montebello disappointed their bid was not chosen

Canadian North doubles size of YOW cargo facility as Arctic sovereignty grabs spotlight

Terminal upgrades and new restaurants have been welcome additions for those travelling through the Ottawa International Airport in recent years, but a locally headquartered airline is driving growth in a more overlooked area of the airport’s operations.

Rogers Centre Ottawa exec Dan Young retiring after more than two decades in convention industry

After two-plus decades steering one of Ottawa’s leading convention centres through major redevelopments, technological revolutions and more than one economic crisis, Dan Young is ready for the slower pace of retirement.

CCOC looks to build more affordable housing in Little Italy

The Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corporation (CCOC) is proposing a redevelopment of its property on Loretta Avenue that would add up to 128 more residential units to the fast-growing Little Italy neighbourhood.

Hosting 2028 Francophonie Summit a ‘tremendous win’ for Ottawa-Gatineau

A major international summit that promotes French language and culture is coming to Ottawa-Gatineau in 2028 and local tourism officials on both sides of the river expect the event to bring significant foot traffic and economic benefit.

Telfer designs real estate program in response to industry needs

The University of Ottawa has launched a program offering specialized instruction in real estate in response to interest from students and local companies.

Carleton prof develops AI platform to help SMEs compete with likes of Amazon

While small businesses often struggle to compete with giant corporations, one Ottawa expert says AI could allow SMEs to collaborate as a network and bring more value to customers.

Complex projects prompt architecture firms to form strategic partnerships

With smaller architecture firms often unable to compete for big-ticket contracts, one local firm is joining forces with a longtime partner to gain a competitive edge over multinational companies.

New agreement gives British Airways customers access to Porter flights, including to YOW

European travellers will have greater access to the Canadian market thanks to a new codeshare agreement between Porter Airlines and British Airways.

Development to proceed near BGC Taggart Parkes Family Clubhouse

City council approved a zoning amendment Wednesday that would allow two mid-rise residential buildings to be constructed next to the Boys and Girls Club facility in the Heron Gate neighbourhood.
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