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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Why the CIO role is giving way to the CISO role and what that looks like

Top of Mind in Tech: Heidi Adams from Nokia on how Ottawa is well-positioned to tackle AI

Heidi Adams has one thing on her mind these days: AI. In her work as head of global marketing, IP and data centre networks with Nokia, Adams spends a lot of time thinking about artificial intelligence, its implications and what infrastructure is needed to support its rapid proliferation.

Top of Mind in Tech: Tiffani Westerman explains how AI is changing cybersecurity

With artificial intelligence on the rise, cybersecurity has become an even bigger concern in the tech space.

What Ottawa businesses hope to see on the priority list when MPs return to the Hill next month

With the start of the federal government’s fall session less than a month away, Ottawa businesses are “cautiously optimistic” about plans laid out by Prime Minister Mark Carney, two local government relations firms tell OBJ.

Crystal Bay home on Ottawa River most expensive property sold in 2025 at more than $4.9M

A Crystal Bay home that has sold for more than its asking price of $4.9 million is the most expensive residential property sold in Ottawa so far this year.

Local officials keep wary eye on labour disruptions at Air Canada

With more than 500 Air Canada flights set to be cancelled by Friday as a potential strike looms, local officials said it’s unclear how the cancellations, or any sort of prolonged labour disruption, would impact tourism in the capital.

Air travel between the U.S. and Ottawa ‘relatively stable’ so far in 2025, YOW data show

While it was a slow June for travel between Canada and the U.S., a bump in domestic and international travel helped the Ottawa International Airport surpass 400,000 monthly passengers in June for the first time since 2019.

Popular Little Italy eatery Pubwells opens second location in former Earl of Sussex Pub

Little Italy eatery Pubwells has expanded with a second location on Sussex Drive and the owner says he hopes it will benefit from strong business during the summer.

AI among the topics on the minds of women tech leaders at Op-HER-ations of Tech

On Thursday, six female leaders in the sector gathered at TD Place ahead of the Ottawa Redblacks game for a panel breaking down the “Op-HER-ations of Tech.”

New Ottawa Marriott GM Colin Morrison ready to tackle reno project in shifting travel market

With travel patterns more unpredictable than ever, Colin Morrison says local hotels are tapping into new markets and finding other ways to adapt.
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