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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.
Local event venues to reduce food waste by redistributing surplus to community partners
Eight Ottawa hospitality organizations will be taking part in a new program to cut down waste by diverting surplus food to community organizations that help
Architect Houry Avedissian sees an opportunity to ‘bring new life’ to Ottawa’s commercial spaces
For local architect Houry Avedissian, the opening of her first office on Preston Street next month represents an opportunity to thank those who’ve supported her
Two Algonquin grads hope to make a world of difference for entrepreneurs with World Jams
Two Algonquin College graduates are preparing to host a conference and launch a new platform next month to help students transition into the business world.
What to do with downtown? Officials from Washington, D.C. and San Francisco share their experiences
As local officials look for ways to breathe new life into Ottawa’s downtown core, U.S. experts are coming up with their own ways to address
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UPDATED: New downtown action plan proposes strategies to create $1.3B annual economic benefit
A report on Ottawa’s downtown released today by the Ottawa Board of Trade calls for actions that will result in annual economic benefits of more
‘We’re tired, but we’re proud’: Tulip festival organizers look ahead to new funding for 2025
Despite dwindling financial support and budget anxieties, this year’s Canadian Tulip Festival ended on a high note, according to executive director Jo Riding.
As the ByWard Market District Authority moves forward with its mandate to revive the popular area, executive director Zachary Dayler says there’s one underrated contributor
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