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.

Local craft brewer Kichesippi Beer Co. to open permanent location, 187 Kich, on Sparks St.

Ottawa

After a successful pop-up downtown, local craft brewer Kichesippi Beer Co. is betting on Sparks Street, with plans for a new bar set to open

Anmar Salman runs the fashion blog Off the Cuff. (Supplied)

Are you a professional man seeking ‘quiet luxury’? Menswear blogger Anmar Salman shares hybrid fashion tips

Ottawa

As pandemic fashion trends linger, Anmar Salman says cultivating an individual style can be beneficial both personally and professionally for many men.

Local entrepreneur Caren Weinstein among thousands of businesses still scrambling to repay CEBA loans

Ottawa

The deadline to repay pandemic loans may have passed last month, but for some businesses, the struggle continues.

United Airlines joins Porter, Air France in upping service to Ottawa airport

Ottawa

United Airlines is increasing its flights between Ottawa and Washington, D.C. this spring, a spokesperson from the company says.

‘Hitting us where we’re weakest’: Smaller companies especially vulnerable to cyberattacks, local experts say

Ottawa, Insider Only

Clocktower Brew Pub Glebe location closes after almost 30 years, making way for Turkish restaurant

Ottawa

The iconic first location of the Clocktower Brew Pub in the Glebe, opened in 1996, closed at the end of December, making way for a

‘It’s been a difficult fall,’ developer says, as Baseline highrises approved by city committee

Ottawa

A development proposal that will ultimately see three mixed-use highrises constructed on Baseline Road at Fisher Avenue has been approved by the city’s planning and

Businesses continue to invest in tech to meet consumers where they shop, report shows

Ottawa

After hard lessons learned during the pandemic and despite today’s challenging economy, many businesses are continuing to invest in technology to boost sales and profits.

Remote workers beware: ‘Home fever’ can strike without good lifestyle choices, research shows

Ottawa, Human Resources

Remote workers are making the most of their new professional lifestyle, according to two researchers from Carleton University, who argue that making conscious, healthy decisions

Porter, Air France lifting Ottawa airport passenger traffic back to pre-pandemic levels

Ottawa

Passenger volumes at the Ottawa International Airport are expected to return to pre-pandemic levels this year, led by new offerings from Porter Airlines and Air