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.

‘It’s been a hell of a three years’: Sueling Ching

Ottawa

Sueling Ching discusses the rising costs, the downtown core, and how Ottawa’s new municipal government can help businesses grow.

Barrhaven officials look to establish community as more than a ‘sleepy suburb’

Ottawa, Top Stories

As one of the province’s fastest-growing suburbs, Barrhaven is more than a bedroom community and has a lot to offer residents and businesses, officials say.

Roxborough Bus Lines acquired by Ontario transportation company

Eastern Ontario Business Journal

Roxborough Bus Lines has been acquired by Ontario’s Switzer-CARTY Transportation, the companies announced recently.

Dress for hybrid work success: Five fashion tips for the new work world

Ottawa, Human Resources

The pandemic led to some bizarre fluctuations in fashion. Local stylist Michelle Leblanc has some tips for hybrid workers who aren’t quite sure how to

‘There’s a disconnect in the market right now’: Hugh Gorman

Real Estate

This interview with Hugh Gorman, CEO at commercial property manager Colonnade BridgePort, appears in the 2023 Welch LLP Business Growth Survey report.

Gen Z worried AI will affect their career prospects, but HR experts say they should embrace it

Insider Only Human Resources, Ottawa

air france inaugural Paris flight lands at the Ottawa airport

New Paris route could benefit business leaders from both sides of the Atlantic, officials say

Insider Only Ottawa

Local catering company really cooking with several museum contracts around the city

Ottawa

Ottawa-based company My Catering Group has signed a three-year contract with the Canadian Museum of Nature, a step towards its goal of reaching its $15-million

U.S. urban strategist says Wellington Street should not be left open as a ‘commuter rat run’

Ottawa

A U.S. urban design strategist argues that Ottawa would benefit if Wellington Street were closed to traffic and re-designed as an extension of Parliament Hill.

‘The only female in that boardroom’: Helen MacMillan shares her journey to the top ranks of the gaming industry

Ottawa

Helen MacMillan, general manager of the future Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Ottawa, is helping women rise through the leadership ranks in the gaming industry.