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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Professional services firms in Ottawa seeing uptick in activity with new federal defence policies

Brigil proposes development with 429 rental units on Parkdale Ave. near Tunney’s Pasture

Gatineau-based developer Brigil plans to expand its presence in Mechanicsville with a proposal for two mixed-use buildings on Parkdale Avenue, just down the street from another of its recent developments.

Ottawa’s infill developers seek to be part of the solution to the city’s housing shortage

While many multi-tower projects with hundreds of residential units are being built across Ottawa, urban infill could be another part of the solution to the city’s housing shortage.

Third tower proposed at Maison Riverain development in Vanier, adding 426 units

A third tower is being proposed for a residential development on Montreal Road on the site of the former Eastview Shopping Centre.

Frontline hospitality staff recognized by Ottawa Tourism with Shine On awards

A program interpreter from the Canadian Museum of History has been recognized by Ottawa Tourism with the Shine On Awards grand prize.

Multi-tower project at 299 Carling Ave. joins long list of developments planned for Little Italy

A project to build four mixed-use towers at 299 Carling Ave. near Dow’s Lake is moving ahead under new ownership.

Erin Campbell becomes CEO at Altis during a time of civil service layoffs, AI disruption

Over the course of 17 years with Altis Recruitment, Erin Campbell has learned a thing or two about navigating unexpected challenges. Now, during a complicated period for recruiters, she is putting that experience to use as the company’s new CEO.

David Gourlay on his new role at Homeward Public Affairs, and a new CEO at Altis

The former CEO of the Shepherds of Good Hope Foundation is ready to pass on his non-profit knowledge and executive experience through a new role with Homeward Public Affairs.

Fewer US but more international passengers travelled through YOW so far this year

The Ottawa airport is seeing fewer passengers to and from the U.S., but is experiencing an increase...

Local developer awaits OK from province to proceed with project in Bells Corners

A proposed development that would create approximately 2,000 new residential units in Bells Corners is awaiting a decision from the province after delays at the city prompted the company behind the project to file an appeal.
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