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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Growing skills gaps could hinder the work of many non-profits, local educator says

Concerns about skills gaps and low productivity exist across all sectors, but for non-profit organizations, the situation is especially dire, according to Michael Weatherhead of Ottawa Education Group.

Ottawa’s ‘cool little sister’: Outaouais finding a niche as a tourist destination, officials say

Tourism in Ottawa has bounced back from pandemic lows over the past few years and across the river, the city’s smaller, outdoorsy neighbour is also reaping the benefits.

‘Trust is gone’: Ottawa delivery company Trexity sees surge in business as postal woes drag on

The CEO of an Ottawa–based last-mile delivery company says, with the ongoing woes at Canada Post, more...

Air Transat announces flight from YOW to London Gatwick starting next year

Travellers will have another transatlantic route out of the Ottawa International Airport starting next spring.

Glebe BIA brews up innovative way of increasing foot traffic to area businesses

Lucky coffee lovers may get their morning cup for free this month as the Glebe BIA covers the cost as a way to promote local cafés.

Porter Airlines to fly from YOW to Miami and Phoenix starting next year, airline announces

Porter Airlines is introducing two new routes and increasing capacity on three others in Ottawa.

People on the Move: Angie Poirier joins Ottawa Cancer Foundation in charge of comms and PR

Angie Poirier’s career came to a screeching halt when her son was diagnosed with cancer in 2024. But now, with her family healthy and thriving, Poirier is ready to take on a new challenge.

Porter, American Airlines partnership provides access to more destinations

Porter Airlines is teaming up with American Airlines to give Canadian and U.S. travellers access to more destinations, including Ottawa.

Algonquin, Porter expand partnership to support aircraft maintenance students

Algonquin College is expanding its partnership with Porter Airlines to provide financial aid for students aiming for careers in aviation.

Two downtown hotels, the Westin and the Delta, to get $56M in upgrades and renos

The owners of The Westin Ottawa and the Delta Ottawa Hotel are investing more than $55 million to upgrade the two properties.
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