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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Telfer designs real estate program in response to industry needs

The University of Ottawa has launched a program offering specialized instruction in real estate in response to interest from students and local companies.

Carleton prof develops AI platform to help SMEs compete with likes of Amazon

While small businesses often struggle to compete with giant corporations, one Ottawa expert says AI could allow SMEs to collaborate as a network and bring more value to customers.

Complex projects prompt architecture firms to form strategic partnerships

With smaller architecture firms often unable to compete for big-ticket contracts, one local firm is joining forces with a longtime partner to gain a competitive edge over multinational companies.

New agreement gives British Airways customers access to Porter flights, including to YOW

European travellers will have greater access to the Canadian market thanks to a new codeshare agreement between Porter Airlines and British Airways.

Development to proceed near BGC Taggart Parkes Family Clubhouse

City council approved a zoning amendment Wednesday that would allow two mid-rise residential buildings to be constructed next to the Boys and Girls Club facility in the Heron Gate neighbourhood.

Spa Nordik owner happy with offer for Château Montebello as bid deadline extended

Potential owners of the Fairmont Le Château Montebello have been given a chance to revise their bids...

Ottawa’s high-speed rail station doesn’t have to be downtown to boost tourism: Alto official

An Alto official says Ottawa could still see significant tourism gains, even if a high-speed rail station is not located downtown.

Non-profit group gets creative to get Bank St. development project underway

After securing the land for an affordable housing development in the Glebe, a local non-profit housing provider is turning to private partners and community members to get the project off the ground.

Julie Kinnear to lead marketing and communications at Ottawa Tourism

Julie Kinnear is joining Ottawa Tourism as its vice-president of marketing and communications, starting in August.

‘High-coordination scenario’ needed for Ottawa to see tourism gain from Alto project

Of all the urban areas along the proposed Alto high-speed rail line, Ottawa-Gatineau could see the greatest tourism gain from the project, according to a recent report.
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